Pros:
Good course with a good mix for only nine holes. All the holes are short, but make use of obstacles and hazards well. This was an enjoyable course for myself (moderately advanced player), my dad (beginner @ best), and my mom who just walked it with us. Basically, this is to say that the course offers enough challenge to be enjoyable for players of varying skill ranges, as well as being tolerable by a 3rd party (ie, mom, ladyfriend, roommate w/ no coordination...) that may just want to walk the course while others play.
Course has versatility with room to create your own expanded holes, not alot (any) traffic while I was there, which is a plus for this course. Has one slightly elevated tee pad and a b-ball court in the middle of it, if you feel like hooping it up after your round. Also a plus is that the course plays back to parking area, well laid out course with good use of land
Cons:
Tee pads are small even before the signs get in the way...signs are anchored into the tee pad concrete, which is quite frankly one of the dumbest things I have ever seen on a disc golf course.
Other Thoughts:
Course is versatile in the since that there is room around the tee pads to make your own "launch spot" or pro-tees-ish. I turned that 1st hole into a 400 ft, and pretty much just kept foot-marking a line in the grass 15-100' behind the tees, this kinda helps turn a good 9-hole into an ok 18 that plays super fast. If you're in The Colony play this course, it's worth it atleast once, nothing super special, but fun never-the-less.