Pros:
TeePads/Baskets - TeePads on the first few holes were double wide cement in excellent condition, absolutely fabulous. Baskets in good condition and most marked with hole.
Signage - Pretty good. Distance and hole listed. I've seen worse.
Fun - Definitely this course can provide a lot of fun, it's short and quick, provided there isn't a lot of congestion. The style and layout lends itself to showing newer folks the sports and bringing them in.
Locatability - Google maps and DG course review make finding this easy. It's small so navigating isn't too bad. But if signage was better, had pointers, or there was an updated map, it could help.
Maintained/Bugs - In January, no bugs, and grass was well maintained. But I can see this place should be well taken care of. It's a nice place.
Cons:
Aesthetic - Nicely laid out course. Nothing eye catching and wonderful, it's not ugly, just nothing to call it aesthetically positive, kind of like your backyard.
Challenge/Variety - No elevation changes, no water (unless rain/snow/drainage), no major obstacles except trees which are nicely planned. Hole lengths vary slightly, if you throw out the high and low, we're talking 185' to 347' and those 7 average 250'. The trees are placed strategically, so there is challenge, but it's all the same shot.
Congestion - For me, no congestion what so ever because we went in early Jan as snow melted. But I've seen courses like this before. Walkers, baseball, soccer, kids swinging, picnics and dogs, and other new disc-golfers all over. I can see this place getting to be a zoo, don't know, but I can picture it.
Other Thoughts:
What's holding it back from higher rating - Better signs, better map to start. But in the end, someone decided this would be a real easy course. If someone dumped some cash and dirt, made some elevation, and aesthetically challenging areas that still allow the park to be used, I would go higher. Kind of like how Bay Court Park is, get the most you can out of that small area.
Kid Friendly - Yes definitely, this place is made for kids, bring them for sure.
Older/Less Active Player Friendly - Maybe not so much. The flatness makes you think maybe, but I assume there would be congestion which means slow pace and standing, and the course may be small but stretches longer than other courses this size and that means more walking and then more standing waiting. Maybe but I'm not sure.
Rookie Friendly - Yes, this park is here to draw in the rookies and entice them to continue.
Average Player Friendly - Yes, but I think the average player will probably get glittery. Like, can we go, can we go, can we go to Fire Fighters or somewhere else after and get excited to keep going. Not that they want to leave, but this place is fun and gets you excited for disc golf and it's a nice warm up.
Pro Player Friendly - Read the average player, but consider drive time and possibility of congestion in the park. Because more so for you, if it is slow going or it takes you longer to drive here than to golf a round, you'll not enjoy yourself, just stay on I-75 and continue up to Holly Woods or go over to Addison Oaks or something.