Pros:
A moderately wooded course with some unique plays and some letdowns.
-Amenities: concrete tees, numbered DISCatchers, tee signs with number and distance, benches. Some holes also have two baskets permanently in play.
-Elevation: Mild to moderate and in play on every hole. Some big downs, challenging side slopes, and rolling hills. Two viciously downhill technical putter runs and the gently receding (15) are especially fun.
-Flow: A sensible 18 that ends where it starts and doesn't have any navigation issues, despite crossing over itself a couple times.
-Beauty: Not top tier, but very nice. A good representation of the grassy, hilly, forested North Georgia.
-Shot Shaping/Gameplay: A mix of tight shaping par-3s, more open bombs, and a couple multi-shot holes. You'll want to bring your technical skills for a good portion of narrow fairways, many of which add tricky elevation to hit your exact line. However, you'll also want your drivers for more open meadow holes which, will not totally barren of trees, still give you the opportunity to throw bigger. Depending on how you choose to mark pars, there are 1-3 multi-shot holes which all begin with more open drives and mostly have tighter greens at the end. It was a fun layout with occasional lulls.
Cons:
Not much substantive, just a lack of space to let it spread out and really come into its own.
-Walking Paths: A majority of holes play over or beside walking paths. There were quite a few joggers even when I played in a morning drizzle, so I imagine it can get crowded on a nice day.
-Lulls: There are several stretches of holes that feel weak, most notably the beginning and end. These holes are okay but don't really get the juices flowing, so bring down the overall appeal.
-Space: The park is actually quite limited in space. A lot of holes play adjacent to others, and I think the crampedness is what leads to all the "filler" holes.
-Disc Loss: A creek in play a couple of times.
Other Thoughts:
Having only played in SoCal for a while, Blair was a woody, green, technical breath of fresh air. It has its moments of very good and its moment of very mediocre, but overall it's an enjoyable experience that shouldn't take you too long and will give you some thrills. I consider it at the top end of my Good list.
~Similar Courses: Westminster Park (Rock Hill, SC); Dundee Lake (Griffin, GA).