Pros:
Borden Park is a great little hole with all short holes (the longest one at 300 still felt a little under). The course is easy to find, easy to park, and I even saw a couple families start playing as I was leaving.
The park is large with trees throughout, mowed grass, and a little creek (the kind you can step over, and not lose discs in). This made for a fun, if cramped, 18 hole course you can play in under 45 minutes.
Despite the short distances, there is some creativity to the holes. while it is mostly pitch and put, I still probably threw about a half-dozen different discs and shots just for fun. Sometimes you need a flex, sometimes hyzer, forehand- basically there wasn't as much repetitiveness as you would think in the short distances.
Cons:
The baskets are Prodigy, so not my favorite. They tend to not like putts that aren't dead center, and the green can be hard to see especially in the spring/summer.
The tee's are short, which isn't a huge deal since you don't need them to be long if you can stand and throw, or just step into your throw. But several are facing the wrong way. The worst is 17, which I'm pretty sure is perpendicular to the hole. Some of the baskets are hidden, or clustered, so maybe I just threw to the wrong basket on that one, as I caught myself doing a couple times.
No map on the tee sign either, which contributed to throwing at the wrong basket.
Navigation is tricky because the layout jumps a couple times, and there are tees from an old layout still in place. The map was very helpful though, and very accurate.
It's just so short. There's no way this course could be above a 2.5 in my book (and even then just from being fun and having a chance at 18 birdies). I understand wanting to keep it beginner friendly, but beginners don't usually want to, or are up to, an 18 hole round, even if they are short. I think a fantastic 9 hole course with beginner tee's may have been a better design choice for this park, and could easily get a 3, maybe 3.5 rating out of that land.
Another huge knock are all the jogging/walking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and pavilions that come into play. It's just an unnecessary hazard for the sake of cramming a bunch of holes into that space.
Also a bunch of broken glass in the park. That was not fun.
Other Thoughts:
Borden Park is a fun little course. I played it in my chaco's about as fast as I could and still shot 8 under, with a bunch of missed putts, throwing at the wrong baskets, and rushing everything. It's basically the tutorial level of a video game where you get to learn things, and it lasts too long for people who've played before. It can definitely be fun to return to it just to flex on em, but there's no real challenge here, nothing particularly scenic, and definitely a few hazards.
BP is a quick stop, and worth checking out if you've already played all the other courses in the area. But honestly if you're a serious player it's worth your time to make a trip to Harmon Hills, Panther Creek, or even Sugar Hollow another 20-30 minutes north (I think).