Multiple tee pads and baskets.
Free entry.
A few very fun holes with interesting layouts.
The layout of the course with the park means you could technically start at any hole and make a complete circuit back to where you started.

Danger everywhere. Several holes are along water (not a problem for experience, but most will be scared). Some holes are right next to a playset where kids may be present. Or, the worst, throwing a death putt to a basket within 4 feet of the road.
Signage is not that good, especially for finding the next tee from a basket. One tee requires you to cross a parking lot (and throw back over), and you wouldn't know this without looking.
Extremely tight for most of the course. Several holes share a large square area that is just trees. No open fairways, no easy markings to know which zone is yours, and can be tricky to know which baskets you're throwing to.

I like what they tried to do with this course. It's a city park, so they kind of had to do what they could with it. And some holes are really interesting. Hole 3 can start on a pier and you need to throw over water to get back on land. Hole 6 is fun in that it looks short, but a well-place mando makes it an out-and-back right hook.
However, these few holes don't make up for the overall lack. Again, it's a city park. That ends up hurting it more than it helps.
If I ever play here, I do a sort of modified 9 to avoid the worst areas, but even then I would much prefer to drive to another course. This course I ONLY played if I have no other options and just really want to throw.