Pros:
9 hole course set in a small recreation area behind the Autumn Ridge subdivision.
DGA baskets, which were in good enough repair, even if some weren't exactly level. They caught fine, though.
Tee signs for every hole, with distance and par. Navigation was pretty easy...after all, it's 9 holes out in the open.
Very beginner friendly, with short distances and nary an obstacle outside of the hill and possibly some wind.
Cons:
It's a bunch of 150' holes on top of a hill. Not very much else can be said for it. This is where you go for ace runs, or to take small children, total beginners, or your grandmother.
Tee pads are just the grass space next to the sign. As I imagine this course rarely gets played, there was no wear.
Other Thoughts:
There's not much good that can be said for this course, unless you're looking to up your ace count. It's only saving grace is that you can go play Fireman's Park and bag two courses in a short time span.
There was also a very nice basketball court and playground next to the course, so you could at least have an excuse to grab a putter and take your family along.
Basically, if you don't live right next to this, there's absolutely no reason to ever play it. Take your putter and go play Firemans Park to see what a super short course that can actually be fun.