Pros:
Nice chill and pretty park to play in. Lots of interesting-shaped fairways through the trees. Great course design making use of the natural park features.
Most holes have multiple tees and multiple baskets that provide very different experiences, and there are informative signs at each tee to help you keep things straight. Holes 1, 3, and 16 are the most different from the different tees.
Cons:
The creek running through the course can be punishing, it's in play for 9 or 10 holes. Even when the water level is low there's one or two spots where a disc can be swept downstream and be difficult to find.
Lots of houses abut the course, and if your disc goes over the fence into a yard it is probably GONE. Please don't hop the fence and trespass and make us all look bad! You can knock on the house's front door to ask if they'll let you get it but IME it's a low% thing. This was a big problem when I was a beginner, not so much anymore.
There are trees that can deflect a decent shot into the creek, but I've never seen a tree defelect into a backyard.
Not many scrambling opportunities. You're either in bounds and you have a shapable shot, or you're OB, and you have a shapable shot. Maybe not a "con" but a thing
Other Thoughts:
Being able to hit the fairways is especially important on this course, and many of them require good shaping skills. If you can do that, the creek and surrounding houses aren't an issue. If you can't, we'll you know what you're getting into.
Hole 7 is the first signature hole IMO, calling for a long right-sweeping shot through the trees with the creek as OB. Though 3 is really fun off the "locals" tee over the bridge and up the hill between two large trees, if you have the arm for it. The entire "back side" holes 8-12 across the road are signature holes IMO, wooded holes with restrictive ceilings but lots of flying room down low.
I think this is a really fun course that can be rough on beginners and will challenge intermediate players. It really rewards refinements in your game.
Aside: This is the course I learned to play on and I wouldn't recommend it for that, but it forced me to learn all the different throws. It humbled me away from using super-fast overstable drivers pretty early on too lol