Pros:
Pretty much wide open, feel free to unload your best shots.
Extremely well kept, people normally hunt for lost discs so don't give up hope just because you lose a few discs.
Technical in the sense that it pushes your creativity, ability, and your arm depending on what you decide (i.e., multiple different options, some easier than others)
Wide variety of holes requiring different shots at different distances with different angles and different ceilings
Cons:
Natural tee pads - You most likely won't twist your ankle, but you have to be careful. The course would widely benefit even just rubber ones, but preferably concrete. The park is mainly used for soccer, and disc golf so park needs to pander to their market.
Signage is very necessary for players who don't know the course. There are wooden blocks marking the tees, but you have to know where they are. Veterans could go from hole to hole from their eyes closed, but that doesn't help the guy from who knows where visiting his family or something.
Other Thoughts:
Great course for all playing styles and experience levels. A must play if you're in the area