A very well laid out course.
Great use of a relatively small space.
Clean and very well kept up.
Cement pads, giant hole signs and an arrow pointing to the basket you're throwing to.
Nice and open so you can air it out.
Almost zero chance of losing a disc.
A good beginner course but still challenging enough for more experienced players.
The baskets look cool.
Easy to find with the big, bright sign by the road.

If felt a little weird because it feels like you're kind of playing in everybody's back yard.

You're surrounded by people's houses. Because of that I think we really need to be on our best and most courteous behavior. Let's set a good example for Disc Golf. I have to imagine that a few homeowners didn't want the course there so let's not make them regret that we're there.
As per Prerube's suggestion, I went to Rosie's and got a slice of sweet peperoni pizza. Not bad and it was only $1.75.
All in all the designer did a great job on this course and I will definitely be back to play here.
Update on 12-5-15 Every time I play here I like it more and more. I've yet to get a 3 on Hole 1 with that giant hill to throw up. Hole 2 is short and down hill but I've yet to get a 2 there because if you're lucky enough to land near the basket there's a really good chance that your disc will roll down the hill away from the basket. Even on hole 6 we landed close to the basket only to have the disc roll 10-15 feet father away downhill. It's a more challenging course than it looks if you want to try for low scores. It's never crowded, it's very quiet and will give your ankles a good workout as you're often walking on an angle. We played 27 holes today in T shirts in December. Nice.