Pros:
I play this course often, because it is excellent. It is great for beginners and intermediate players. Most of the holes are wide open and not too many obstacles in the fairway.
If you can drive around 300-400 feet, it is a good course to 2-shot every hole. You'll also love the 18th hole, which is 95% over water.
If you come during a weekday, it's likely nobody else will be on the course.
Grounds are kept very well. They are frequently mowed and clear of debris.
Bathroom is in a tan stone building behind the course, next to the playground.
Cons:
I'm a beginner and I skip holes 14-18 because I don't want to risk throwing my disc in the lake.
Holes 1-4 and 10-13 are unplayable for 24-48 hours after a rainstorm. It is a muddy, soggy, flooded area. Hole 4's tee floods a lot and is now covered by mud.
Other Thoughts:
Hole 1 is a straight big drive, and a beautiful view. Be careful not to overthrow the basket, because there is a creek behind it with a steep hill that might make retrieving a disc impossible.
Hole 2 is mostly straight. The basket is in the woods a little right of the tee. Better to be on the right side of the basket than the left, to make for a shorter putt.
Hole 3 has a dog-leg left. Drive over the trees and curve out and left as much as possible.
Hole 4 is straight, but the hill provides a little bit of an illusion. If you can drive over the hill, do that. Lots of space beyond the basket so driving too far isn't too much of an issue. If you can't drive over the hill, try to hit the stone steps. It's a good hole to get an ace.
Hole 5 is tricky - very narrow, but short. Be sure to use a brightly-colored disc in case it flies into the trees.
Hole 6 is straight. Try to stay right of the cluster of trees in the middle. Don't overthrow the basket on the approach or putt, because there is a very steep and unforgiving hill behind it.
Hole 7 is long, and will likely need two drives from beginners and intermediates. Stay right of the utility box on the tee drive. Don't overthrow the basket on the approach or putt, because there is a very steep and unforgiving hill behind it.
Hole 8 curves a little to the left. Intermediate and advanced players can probably get near the basket in one drive. Throw a little more right than you might think, otherwise you might end up in the valley on the left of the fairway.
Hole 9 isn't all that great. The hill provides a bit of a challenge. Driving left might appear counter-intuitive at first, but makes for an easier approach and putt. It's easier to putt from downhill throwing up, than uphill throwing down.
Hole 10 curves to the right at the bottom of the hill. If you throw RHBH, this hole might be tough. Don't drive past the bottom of the hill, because there is a creek with a steep bank behind the basket.
Hole 11 curves to the right, and is a little tough to see at first. It is not straight ahead - that is the basket for Hole 13. Driving past the basket is OK - there is a very tall hill that will keep your shot from flying past the basket.
Hole 12 is long, but pretty straight forward. Drive as far and straight as possible.
Hole 13 has some obstacles. Throw right of the trees to set up an easier approach.