This is designed to be a course that someone new the game could take a stroll on and enjoy themselves. It is designed to be in the range of a typical family to enjoy, while not on the playground or another amenity at the park.

The tee pads are well marked and the flow of the course is good

Its nine holes are all possible birdies, with no throw much above 350, with generally clear lines and only few guardian trees.

Readily played with a single mid or a putter.

The pros are also the cons. It would be wise to look elsewhere for technical challenges or serious range. I think that the tees are slightly too close to one another and it is more possible for errant throws to get in range of other players than it should be for a beginner's course.

If DGCR had a "course intent" breakout, where you could specify the type of course and rate it accordingly, this would be a 3.5-4 beginner's course. The only failing in this course as this type is the closeness of the pads.

If you're looking for your next technical challenge, this probably isn't the course for you. If you're looking for a quiet 9 on the way home for work to get a half mile walk, or you want to try this thing that your crazy coworker's been talking about, this is a good stop.

Great practice course to get some field work in, also a good course for the 1st time disc golfer.
Good signage (at the tee and the basket) and very easy to follow hole to hole.

If crowded the closeness of some of the tee pads to holes could be a problem if people teeing off or those putting are not aware of other people.

Great course to get out and throw at some targets, pretty much wide open with only a few trees come into play.
A lot of fun,......get out and throw