There are some interesting hole locations, number 8's basket is in the middle of an octa-tree, number 4 sits in between a v in a tree.
Very beginner friendly, more advanced players need only a putter.
Water comes into play on holes 2, 5, 6.
The flow of the course is really good, you never have to throw across fairways, but because of the small size of the park, watch for errant throws.
Number 2 is a huge ace run opportunity, as long as you don't throw it too high and into the swamp. It's downhill, short, and there's a ton of brush on either side, so even if you miss to the side, you'll still be looking at a deuce.

The course is very very short. We're talking the longest hole is 202. Even if you don't have much of an arm, you could probably still play under par with a putter quite easily.
As mentioned before, the bathroom is pretty outdated.

The first round me and my buddy played, I hit the basket on 2 and he hit it on 3. So we hit two out of three baskets before we were even warmed up.