Pros:
* All five holes are challenging and would not seem out of place on a 3.5/4 star course. I think most people are going to see "only five baskets" and think it's a pitch and putt but each of these holes will test your skills. I find #2 from the longs to be especially difficult to par. Average length from the whites is 290 feet, blues is 365, so these are going to require drive/approach/putt for mere mortals.
* Dual teepads on all holes gives you different looks.
* Really nice teepads - I honestly think these might be the most spacious ones I've ever played on.
* I was a bit skeptical on whether or not this would get any use; I thought maybe it was too short for the serious disc golfer and a little advanced for the first-timers. But there's been at least one other person playing each time I've been out there, so maybe there is an audience for short courses.
Cons:
* The main con of this place is poor drainage. The course is on a gentle slope, meaning portions of holes 1,3,4 & 5 are in areas prone to muddiness. Which is bad... but my major objection is the water looks ridiculously toxic. Creepy color, weird oily film on top.... pretty sure drinking that water would either kill you instantly... or perhaps give you the ability to throw an Aviar 500 feet?!?
* Only enough land for five holes. Feels a little wrong to count it as a course even. More like a nice practice area/driving range. But dual pads with decent variety brings you up to ten, and I think with a little creativity you might be able to add some safari holes too.
Other Thoughts:
With only five holes, I don't think anybody should drive out of their way to play this, but it's a fairly nice diversion for us local disc golfers.