Pros:
If you were using a course designing program or playing Disc Golf the video game, this would be what I'd expect to see as DG set on "easy" or as the basic tutorial level. The course is in a small local park, that's tucked away in between two residential neighborhoods, and draws hardly any traffic. Its not going to challenge veteran players, as its more like a comfy recliner chair type course.
That's not to say its not enjoyable, far from it, as sometimes its nice to just get out and throw some discs, try new shots, or just bring someone along who hasn't played much or at all. The layouts make excellent use of the terrain and trees, so its not just baskets in fields and your interest is kept.
Its just the type of course that welcomes you like a good recliner at the end of the day, you can just sit back and relax knowing there's little chance of a lost disc or hitting every tree on a tight fairway.
The layout is simple and holes follow one after the other in an easy to see loop. There's even a hole (8) where you can just chuck a disc for 400+ feet to blow off some steam if you need to.
Cons:
Yes there's no bluetooth, massage or heat settings on the chair, but its not the type of course you really need benches, trash cans, or even tee pads to enjoy.
Other Thoughts:
Recovering from an injury I've thrown opposite hand, forehand, however I wanted here and still had fun playing. I've brought people here who said they were miserable playing a more advanced course that they tried out too early and they loved it. So if you've got kids, significant others, or anyone you want to have try out DG, this is the area course to take them to. It won't discourage them, and at a short 9 holes its a perfect trial run.