Pros:
Very short, but technical enough (LOTS of trees) to keep it interesting.
A good balance of left-hand and right-hand holes.
Relatively well maintained park.
Cons:
No sign to point you to the parking by the first tee, and nothing in that lot to direct you towards the first tee.
The course map that is provided is useless. It marks off where the tees are, but it doesn't show where the pins are or even have arrows to show you which way to throw.
The tee signs are likewise useless as they don't have maps on them or show you where to throw either.
No score cards. (A third missed opportunity to provide a course map of some sort.)
The aforementioned paved walking trail was apparently put in right on top of the (sic) tee pads, leaving you to either: shoot in front of the tee box, shoot on the trail itself (and potentially in other patron's way), or taking an awkward step down as you plant your foot to throw (a great way to twist an ankle).
The bathrooms by the 'golfer' parking area we're closed, but signs on the doors point you towards another building who's bathrooms were.....closed. With nary a porta-john in sight, families with little ones are SOL, and the rest of us will just have to naturally irrigate the local flora.
Other Thoughts:
A fun course for advanced players to fart around and see how many deuces you can manage, an even better course to take newbies to to show them the game. (If you know your way around already or you can group up with some locals).
A little investment in signs would improve the playability of this course by leaps and bounds.