The disc golf course of Weseruferpark is located on the river bank of the river Weser. I met Simon Lizotte, the European champ and he said the course was built by his father. We had bicycles with us when we were in Bremen with a friend of mine but I believe there's a tram going pretty close so it's easily accessible.
Pretty much all the fairways are meadowy, but only light vegetation so it's very difficult to lose your disc. Many of the baskets are located on a clear area surrounded by trees and shrubs, which I really liked. On most of the holes you have quite a lot of space when driving but you have to accurate when you are approaching to the basket. On a couple of long holes you can really throw as hard as you can and not be afraid of losing your disc because there is so much open space. There are also a few trickier holes where you have to drive with good accuracy, trying to get through some trees and branches. Some out of bounds holes too.
I really enjoyed playing here, it wasn't very crowded so you didn't have to wait for your turn, the baskets were quality baskets, nice teepads, a proper outlay and info about the course on the first hole and well varied holes.
It isn't a very difficult course but there's enough variation to keep you interested throughout the course and enjoy playing. The best course I have played so far, there's even a small beach right next to the course where you can relax after a round. I highly recommend.

The only bad thing, in my opinion, about the course is that on some holes you may have to wait for people who are passing by/walking around the park. We didn't see any people walking on the course randomly but there are some paths going close to some holes so you have to be careful.

I'll be going to Bremen in a couple of weeks time so I'll get a chance to play there again, I'm very excited about that! See if I can beat my record (playing with 3 discs) of -2.