Smallish course that can be played in 30-45 minutes.
Shorter holes make it a good beginners course.
Easy to get to, just off of the main road.
Has a bathroom.
Clean
Interesting holes for the size allocated
Good for practicing obstructed shots

The course is covered in piñon trees. That makes finding the baskets on your first trip a bit challenging.
Nearly every shot is obstructed.
The trees can sometimes make your disc hard to find.

It is embarrassing to say, but this course is in better shape than any within the city limits of Santa Fe. You would think such an affluent city could do better. It was a welcome respite from the run down courses there.
The two shots off of the cliffs are very cool. That course is in a park but none of the shots are interfered with by pedestrians or playgrounds. You would have to toss a very errant disc to hit someone. The trees can be a hassled. I like an obstruction here and there, but this course has too many. It is good for learning to navigate around obstructions. If you are from out of state, this is a high altitude course, you will notice the thinner air, and your discs will fly a little different. It is also close to the course in Los Alamos so you could play both in the same day.