Pros:
-Variety - tight wooded to wide open holes, good use of the space given
-Giant tee pads
-Trash Cans every few holes
- Few throwing conflicts with civilians for such a large course
-Long course, which is great for what the Salem area was lacking
Cons:
-Poison Oak. God bless the crews who carved out these wooded holes, but the poison oak is everywhere none the less. It will diminish with use, but watch out if you're allergic.
-Baskets are short. My guess is by about 6 inches, which makes them weird to putt on.
-I don't know if some morons took them out, but there is no signage on many tees. In fact, there's no info about the disc golf course at all when you get to the park itself. There is a big new kiosk by the first tee pad, but there is no info on it.
-The tee pads are huge, but if you get close to an edge, you will fall off.
-This is being picky, but the course is pretty much flat
Other Thoughts:
Wheatland is the largest course in the Salem area (by a lot). The variety in vegetation, both thick and dense, from rows of Filbert trees, to dense blackberry thickets, to open fields with the occasional giant tree, make the course. Whoever designed the course did an excellent job with both land use and ordering the of the holes. My wife, who is only an occasional player, told me it was her favorite course. It was pretty, with almost every whole opening a new challenge. I will play many times.