Pros:
Convenient, well maintained, easy to navigate, challenging but not punishing. Beautiful city park, with light elevation changes. great use of creek flowing through park.
Cons:
Short holes, all pitch and putt. Always busy.
Other Thoughts:
I play this course multiple times every time I visit Denver. I really appreciate this course because it is convenient (in a beautiful park, very easy to access, quick to play), it is challenging with water and light tree coverage throughout, but is not punishing. If you have a bad throw, you will most likely still have a decent line toward the basket. This course is the busiest one I have ever played. Expect to wait in a line to tee off on most of the holes, but the lines move quickly. This course is perfect for beginners and families, as all holes are around 250' or less. I recommend the Johnny Roberts challenge: just use 2 putters to play the entire course. I am still able to birdie most of the holes using only my putters, but it has been great practice in refining my upshots, accuracy and putting abilities. I wish every city had a disc golf course this nice. Anyone who visits this course will see that there is a huge need for more beginner/family friendly 18 hole courses. I bet this course introduces more people to disc golf than any other course in the world. Of the 365+ courses I have played, Johnny Roberts is by far my favorite course to revisit.