Mature pecan trees provide plenty of shade. I did not find the low-hanging branches to be excessive - instead, I think they provided much-needed challenge to this relatively wide open and enjoyable course.
The course makes use of the only available elevation.

Tee signs need to be re-oriented with the tee at the bottom and the pin at the top of the hole map.
A short hole could be placed between 17 and 18 to reduce the walk between the two.

Fantastic course on a gorgeous piece of land. The City of Seguin deserves much praise for providing disc golfers an alternative to the SA courses!

First and foremost lets talk about the beautiful pecan trees that provide shade during most of the round! the trees provide MUCH relief from the hot Texas sun.
Now to the course, my first impression is WOW! the course layout provides lengths from 249ft-689ft. Each tee pad has signs directing you towards the next tee pad.
And at the restrooms near hole #1 you have a huge course map that not only shows the course but it also has info for every basket.

Their isn't much to complain about on this course but if i had to pick something it would be that many of the shots all offer the same straight narrow lines to basket. There isn't much elevation change besides baskets 8-10.

I'm sure there is much more that needs to be done but i hope the parks department has plans to trim some of these magnificent pecan trees. In some cases the trees are way too low and allow for almost no throwing lane to the basket.