Pros:
+tight in some places, a little more open in others
+some holes with good elevation change
+concrete tee pads, Innova Pro 28 baskets
+pretty easy to navigate with several "next tee" signs
+attractive park with lots of amenities including bathrooms, a walking track around a lake, hiking trails and even pickleball courts
+grass is well-maintained and there is little shule if any off the fairways
+practice basket, lots of benches
+par 4 holes require a bit of planning of how to attack the hole, especially hole 6, a downhill gem with strategically placed large trees and an OB sidewalk defining the right side of the fairway
Cons:
-if you're going to design a hole where the fairway turns a jarring 90 degrees, hole 7 is actually one of the best ways to do it. Par 4, with the tee shot requiring an accurate placement in a landing zone that has OB on the left and straight ahead at 290 or so feet, and an impenetrable forest on the right for the first 260 feet. Hit the landing zone and you'll have a pretty clean look at the basket, 250-275 feet away. So I actually like the hole, but understand why some players don't like a 90 degree turn on a fairway, it's not exactly "natural"
Other Thoughts:
Tyus is a solid course that doesn't give up any really easy birdies. I like the downhill drops of holes 10 & 11 and the uphill climbs of holes 15 & 16. Every hole requires a really accurate shot to birdie, and the par 4 holes are all designed very well. Well-kept grounds add to the enjoyment, and the double-loop design brings players back to the parking lot if a mid-round beverage is desired. The numerous trees on the course provide ample shade during the long Georgia summer. Tyus is an excellent tournament course too.