Excellent mix of skill needed throughout the course. Some holes are long, some short. Some head left other to the right. A few nice water hazards that make you really think through your play.

The park's main intent is water overflow during the notorious Houston rains. So if there is a decent amount of rain you can plan on having some soggy ground and possible running water on the course (Hole 6 has the lake overflow ditches running through it. If the rains make the lake to high then water will be running to Cypress Creek through these). Nature is out there so bring your bug spray and be on the lookout for snakes. Not really a Con but you make spook a deer or other creature from time to time as well.

While it seems the disc golfers feel they are being unfairly punished, I'd just like to say that the reason the park was closed was not due to Disc Golfers. As was mentioned before, the park is a multi-use park and others ruined it for the Disc Golfers by going out there and making fools of themselves. The unfortunate side-effect of that is that those just trying to play a round responsibly have to suffer as well.