Hole variety including some interesting technical shots, elevation change, beautiful scenery, well maintained.

The lack of space and shared park layout means a couple overlapping fairways as well as spectator traffic.
Longest hole is maybe 270'.
Overall, it's very easy.

All in all, this course was very well designed considering what they had to work with. On limited space, this course gives you a variety of holes, including some open shots, technical ones, hyzers, and even elevation change. The only real true cons here are based on the limitations of the property, not the design itself. Definitely worth playing, especially if you're fairly new. Just be careful not to throw into the creek!

This is a fun little short course that can be played in about 20-25 minutes, and the probability of losing a disc here is slim to none (There is a river that runs through the park and comes into play on some of the holes, but it's fairly shallow). The basket placements can make for some technical shots, but they are fun and remind me of an ace race course.

No Permanent tee pads yet, and some of the temporary tee pads have you throwing from a residental street surrounding the park. One of the baskets is shared for holes 3 and 7, so it can get a little congested at times, but i'd rather play the one basket for two holes, than play with one less hole on the course.

If you get bored with the current set up, it would be fairly easy to make your own safari course here. You can get away with bringing just a putter or midrange disc to the course, but be wary of the pedestrians strolling through the park.