-For being a relatively short 9 hole, there is great mix of terrain (for Houston).
-Plays fast
-You can navigate easily without a map or never playing the course before.
-Wide open, so windy days keep you honest.
-#5 is "downhill" and over a ravine. Best hole on the course.
-No one around middays on weekdays.

-Holes #6 and #7 are tough for first timers or if you don't have a spotter. The paths through the trees are stupid curvy/impossible to throw through.
-Can be very windy.
-The brush and trees can be unruly.
-Weekends are packed with softball/baseball players walking across your drives (hole #1 and #2).

The course begins with with with 2 holes that make you think about your throw (if you are RHBH). #1 has broad tree in the middle of the fairway. #2 has a low tree in the middle and a few off to the right. #3-5 are wide open and wind can be an issue. East winds can put your disc in the (typically dry) bayou.drainage ditch. #6-7 are short, but have no clear path to the pin. #8 is great for big RHBH arms. #9 is wide open and fun.

Nice and open for beginners with variable length for the more experienced players. The course gets longer as you go so there is time to work on your distance as you play. Very easy to find your way around this course as the tees are very well marked.

Not many obstacles, trees, or other things to challenge the more seasoned player. Public park could provide for a lot of other traffic during the weekend and when other park facilities are in use.

It seems like there would be plenty of space to add another 9 holes and potentially more variety to this course.