Pros:
Good number of holes right on the shore of Lake Erie, beautiful scenery. Brand new course as of 2008.
Muti-use park, but the disc golf course is for the most part on it's own. Tee signs have basic hole maps. Clean, maintained park.
Relatively short drive off the freeway exit.
Cons:
Not much in the way of challenges either technical or distance. Dirt tees.
Other Thoughts:
A nice little 9-hole course, great for a casual game or casual players. As of this review the tees are just dirt patches, but the course is brand new so all the equipment is new. DGA baskets.
Holes 1 through 4 are all right next to the Lake Erie shore, so the scenery is nice and the lake breeze adds a unique challenge component to those holes.
Where possible, trees are used as obstacles, but overall a pretty open-field course. Holes 8 & 9 are through a wooded area of the park; hole 8 has a right-dogleg and hole 9 demands a bit of accuracy.
Overall a pretty decent mix of holes for a 9-hole course. Nothing too challenging in the way of technical shots or distance holes, but overall a decent casual course. Very much beginner-friendly. If I lived in the area I could see playing this one a lot more, especially for a quick, casual 9-hole round.
No crossing fairways, and hole 9 leads you back to the parking lot.
Out-of-bounds brush was not dense and I didn't see any poison ivy, some prickly weeds here and there but easily avoided.
There's a bit of a walk from the parking lot to get to the course, but the trade-off is that this allows relative seclusion in this multi-use park, and also the nice lake view mentioned above.
Locals were friendly. Park crowd was low on a beautiful Sunday at 5PM. No one else throwing discs while we were there.
Lots of other park activities for non-disc golfers, including swings/playground, soccer/football fields and a pool with waterslides. Restrooms as well. No concession stand.