Pros:
9 hole course set in Pierce park, which is full of mature trees, and some nice elevation.
DGA baskets, all in decent repair, and caught well. More below on these. One pin position per hole.
Effective use of the terrain here. From the steep drop off on the left of hole 2, to the long downhill drop on hole 5, there's some nice shots to be had. A pretty solid use of all the old hardwood trees in the park, as well.
Navigation was pretty simple. Tees were marked with large 4x4's, with hole number and distance on them. Basic, but effective. Most baskets were easy to find.
Nice distance on most holes. We were surprised a little by this, and it forces you to think out some of your shots. For the most part, this is NOT a grip it and rip it type of course. You'll have to plan out a few of your shots here.
Cons:
Natural tee pads. One tee pad per hole. Most of them had tree roots going through them, although they were long enough that you could easily find a smooth spot for running up. I would imagine these get quite sloppy after rain, though.
There was quite a bit of traffic when we were there on a Saturday afternoon, and most of it was one disc chuckers. We were thrown on more than a couple times, and I was actually surprised there wasn't a confrontation about it. This isn't the nicest part of town, so buyer beware.
Other Thoughts:
Overall, this was a surprisingly fun course that offered some interesting lines and shot possibilities. If I lived closer, I'd definitely play it a few more times.
Plenty of parking, and the park offers other normal park amenities. There was also a large pavilion being built when we were there.
Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.