Pros:
9 holes of basic park style mainly in grassy fields, but there are a few trees, a couple tiny creeks, and a hill in play.
A few fun shots.
For me, it was a bit more challenging than it looked. Just enough obstacles on each hole to give me a long putt for 2, most of which I missed.
Cons:
Baskets exist and do the job, but are about as low quality as you will see- reminded me of a cross between Discatcher Sport and Insteps. Not sure how old they are, but most were rusty.
Navigation was confusing the first time. (Wellsbranch's map is spot on, I should have looked at it before I played instead of after...)
Tees are mulch boxes, though I did not see one for #1. Does the job making a starting point, but they were not in great shape.
Baskets have a big clear number on top, unfortunately attached in a way that they swivel in the wind, so they were not always visible from the tee or pointed in the right direction- which is confusing when you can see multiple baskets at all times and tee areas are not numbered. Again, I figured it out, but it really detracted from enjoying my round the first time through.
The area as a whole appears to not drain well. Several baskets were situated in puddles, mud, and surrounded by marsh.
There was an area in particular that is designed incredibly poorly in regards to spacing and safely. There were literally two baskets and two tees almost on top of each other. In fact #6's basket was directly in FRONT of the tee for #7! No joke. Which also eliminates common sense when standing on a tee trying to figure out where to go because #7 basket was hidden in the tree line and not visible from the tee.
Despite the name, there is no lake.
Other Thoughts:
Easy to get to off the main highway, and literally right there at the top of the exit ramp.
If dry, it would be a good place to introduce people to disc golf. Great for kids and new players. And the good news that a more challenging course exists just a short drive away in Columbia.
Overall, too many cons, not many pros.