Pros:
Can't remember each hole exactly, so this review will be somewhat limited. Apologies...
-Holes 1-5 start off the course in a moderately wooded portion of the park. Tennis courts do not really come into play, except in the case of a poor shot. All these holes, if you choose your lines and hit them, are birdie-able.
-Holes 6-18 move you into the heavily wooded area of the park. Most holes are manageable, giving at least 1 line to the basket. A few holes offer a couple different lines, but most only give 1 way to the basket for a birdie score. I consider this a "pro" and not a "con," for it challenges your shot accuracy.
-For a wooded course, the lengths vary and require not only disc selection, line shaping, but also power control. Pretty cool...
-Highlights are the front 9 birdie collection before the back 13, cool tunnel shot (hole 16 I think?), and the long anhyzer or forehand on 18.
-Great Baskets!
-Well thought out design
-Starts and stops at parking lot
-Clean
-Seems safe...a lot of older guys setting in cars **a little scary**
-I'll give the make-shift bridges over the creeks a pro, for at least you're not jumping over them, but they won't last. Good sturdy bridges with handrails need to be implemented before long.
Cons:
(I expect most of this to change as the course develops. From my understanding, it's nearly brand new)
-No trash cans
-Less the desirable T-Pad
-Poor signs and directions (paper ones were already folding and falling off. Maybe staple laminated ones to the trees.
Other Thoughts:
Going to be in town for a couple weeks and have already played Hinsley 3 times. I'll be returning tomorrow morning and this next week for a few more rounds.
It's a pretty good course, but not for the disc golf beginner. This is an advanced course for advanced players who have both a backhand and forehand game. ...that is, unless you don't mind playing consistent "bogey" golf.
NOTE: Even for the advanced player, several holes are designed to afford birdie looks only if your T-shot is executed perfectly.
All in all, I like the course, but would suggest a couple small "tree-trims" on only 1 or 2 holes. Then again, I'm not a big fan of offering "Pitch & Putt" shots every other hole. So... Good course! I'll play when I'm in the area.