-It has simple wood signs which gives you the hole # and the distance. The first two holes are flat and open. The # 3 has a tree in the middle of the fairway. # 4 is a 141' tunnel shot while # 5 is a downhill tunnel . Then # 6 finished with a little short 174' uphill.
-The baskets have the numbers on them. Which is not necessary but still a nice touch
-There are signs leading you from 3 to 4, and 5 to 6
-Sports fields there, and its a good teaching place for kids at the recreation center

-Well, it's 6 holes
-Wet when it just rained
-Hard to find the 2nd and 3rd hole

Rating Breakdown (each category either 0 or 0.5):
TEE PADS: 0, no tee pads
SIGNAGE: 0.5, somewhat signage on the course
AMENITIES: 0, no benches, hooks, water fountains, etc.
PARK AMENITIES: 0.5, there is a recreation center right next to the course
TERRAIN: 0, kinda boring course, also 6 holes
ELEVATION: 0.5: there were uphill, downhill, and flat holes
HOLE LENGTH VARIETY: 0, every hole is a 200 footer
ALT TEES/BASKETS: 0, only 1 tee box and 1 basket per hole
SIGNATURE HOLE: 0, most holes are the same and boring
FUN FACTOR: 0, looking back, I probably had fun and I did hit my first Maryland course, but you can't get much fun with 6 holes

It is great that places all around the country are attempting to teach new people disc golf!