Pros:
Absolutely Gorgeous Park.
Stunning scenery right out of the gate. Lakes, tree variety, elevation, and woods make for an enjoyable round. Water carries for the brave, but few worries for new or rec players though as the short tees minimize the water hazards. The blue and white tees offer enough challenge for just about anyone, and the reds offer a more casual round. Great variety of shot types. I'm pretty sure that I used every disc in my bag here, and every throw in my arsenal. The course is also very fun to play.
There are some really cool elevated and covered pavilion-like structures to take a break in. Plenty of restrooms also.
Cons:
Work In Progress.
They went a little crazy with the elevated/hanging baskets here IMO. I usually don't mind one or two on an 18 hole course, but here there are so many that it seemed almost strange to come upon a regular height basket. Does mix it up though and add to the challenge.
Not all of the tees are concrete yet and some of the tee signs need updating. Navigation might be a little tricky for first-timers. I would recommend getting a guide or using a map.
Large multi-use park with the possibility of oblivious nondgers hanging around the baskets. Seems to be a minor issue on all of the SE FL courses that I have played on.
Other Thoughts:
Normally when I play a course for the 1st time I take notes while going through. This course was so beautiful right from the start that I didn't take notes so that I could experience and absorb it completely. The potential is here for a higher rating, and I would love to come back and play it again when it's' a little more refined.