Short course, where all you need is a putter and maybe a midrandge. #1 and #2 have some trees to navigate thru', the rest of the course is pretty open (besides few little trees on #7 and #8).
The park is well maintained throughout the year. The restaurant next to #1 tee offers decent meal and variety of beers. Discs for refund are available at the reception behind #9 tee.
It's also really reachable - 15 mins by car, 10 minute walk from nearest metro station or 5 minutes by bus.
Ask locals for alternate layout, which offers more fun, distance, but requires some additional skill as well.

There is an asphalt path for bikers and skaters going thru the park, so you might want to wait sometimes for a bit. Besides that, bevare of the OB fence, which doesn't have enough gates in it and also bushes around #8 basket.

At first, this course appeared to be really nice and well designed. It was very clean and perfectly maintained.
The teesigns, baskets and tees (mats) were in great condition.
The first 3 holes were really fun to play.
You can park right next to the course map.

I had a huge problem with the layout after hole #3.
Every hole afterwards is either just an open shot with no obstacles (#4, #5, #9)
or way to close to the road.
I found hole #6, but #7 and #8 in particular, not enjoyable at all, for making me nervous and hoping not to make a mistake here!
You have the freeway on the right hand side and in addition some small trees making it really hard to take a straight shot. So you either throw hyzer/anhyzer and hope not to fail, or you try to doge the trees and hope for your disc not to hit one and to bounce off. The rest of the course seemed to be set up for beginners and therefore the layout of hole #7 and #8 was unreproducible for me.

The area seemed to be well used by residents in summer (due to playgrounds and such) but thats just a guess. I have only met a jogger while i played. The area has potential but some holes need some reconstruction in my eyes.