Pros:
The course in Frank Lorino Park, known as Rotary DGC, is a great park style golf course in Morristown, Tennessee.
Each hole makes use of elevation changes, and there is a good mix of open holes, tight holes, left turning, right turning, short, long, etc.
Each hole has a nice tee sign with distance, par and a map, standard for the courses in the area. The fairways were well mowed, dense rough was kept at a minimum, and the greens were well groomed.
As of only a couple weeks ago, the course put in an additional 18 blue Prodigy baskets, playing as a more difficult layout than the Discatcher layout, meaning there are two pins on every single hole.
Continuing from that, talking to local players, there will soon be new tee signs going in to show these new pin positions, showing how the local community is working to constantly grow the quality of courses.
There were a few fun holes, specifically:
Hole 12 was a great dogleg left Par "4" at 355 feet, but super downhill allowing righties to throw a super hyzer, and lefties to throw a fun anhyzer over a cluster of trees.
Hole 18 is a fun downhill bomb, over 500 feet, playing to a mulch green, maybe 30 feet in diameter, and raised about 3 feet. A nice looking green, but to make it more fun, I would reccomend playing it as a second shot island, putting emphasis on accuracy rather than two "boring" hyzers.
Cons:
This course is in a public park, and you will see other park goers. There are some holes that play near soccer fields, baseball fields, and also some pavilions. In fact, some lady throwing a party at a pavilion called my father an A-hole when he told her to be careful with the flying discs. Smooth move lady.
A few of the holes didn't make much sense, where it would be a fun shot, but then the basket would be tucked around the corner in an awkward position, or there was an extra tree that made the hole less enjoyable.
Putting in the additional baskets is a huge addition to the course, but I don't think all of the holes needed a new pin position, as the other basket was put in a position that may not make the most sense, or turn a par 3 into a tweener hole.
No significant wow factor, sure, some holes were fun to play, but there was nothing I considered signature. Nothing wrong with a solid golf course, but it definitely could have been better.
Other Thoughts:
I liked the course here. It was fun, relaxing, and a great example of a park layout. Enjoyable, non-challenging, relaxing golf. Nothing spectacular, but extremely solid.
I would recommend this course to anybody looking for a fun round to end their day, and I would recommend this area for anybody looking to make a disc golf trip. You will enjoy the courses here!