Cons:
The opening holes are not going to impress you, with wide open lines to the green on 1 & 2, and a bench in the right side line of play on 3 that faces away, so that careless disc golfers might hit an unsuspecting 'civilian'. Hang in there til you at least reach hole 4, with its cleverly guarded green.
The frequency with which you'll encounter holes in the 300' to 350'+ range (the first six, and twelve overall) might be a bit daunting if you only drive in the 250'+ range. I found myself knowing I had a three before playing the hole, time after time.
Pro or con? The course slightly favors left to right lines of flight, and hole 12 was intentionally designed with a steep , rollaway green (listed as a negative because it is dangerously slick there if even a little wet). There's no formal parking lot near hole one, but the shelter by the (seasonal) bathrooms, at the fork in the drive, will suffice for casual groups.
Finally, take the map. Tee signs are up on 4x4 posts, but there aren't 'next tee' signs yet, and they would be helpful in a few spots, especially the longer walks between 3 & 4, and 14 & 15.
Other Thoughts:
At present, the course is completely playable, but know going in that it's new, and often, the clearing near the green still has a lot of thicket and even debris piles, so control your approaches.