Pros:
Decent little chunk of woods with a good flowing creek and nice elevation.
The entire sports complex there could provide for a great experience to bring beginners and kids into the sport by installing a set of short tees and eliminating the ridiculous holes (7 & 18)
Cons:
Minimal maintenance after hole 4
Poke and pray airways on many of the holes (6,7,11,18).
Totally odd fairway shapes on some holes (7,16,18)
Horrible pin placements on some holes (4 right next to a poison ivy patch bush)
No short tees on a course that probably sees 1000 kids every weekend rolling through there for other activities.
No alternate pin placements to add variety to the course.
Holes 7 & 18 - yeah. WTF is all you'll say. When your best shot on a hole is to chuck a disc sideways off the tee into an open field, across a walking path, or into the adjacent hole, then you have to ask yourself what the intent of that design is.
Other Thoughts:
While I feel there are portions of the course that are just fine, and even a few that I really like, I've given the 1.5 because it is just that - PASSABLE. You won't regret not having played here, but you might regret having played.
This course could be amazingly better with minimal effort. Shorten up some holes and eliminate the ridiculousness and poke and pray airways, design airways that allow natural disc flights (90 degree doglegs are horrible design elements!), and add some short tees to grow the sport and appeal to all the local kids in the park and surrounding communities.