Pros:
The disc golf course has its own section in the park, not giving much ambiguity to lead anyone to believe it'd be a goos spot to set up a picnic. I love when multi-use parks don't try to jam disc golf into the space, either making it dangerous or full of traffic jams from pedestrians. Being a multi-use park, there are plenty of trash cans along the walking path that goes along the entire course and perimeter of the park. The only tee pad that has a bench is hole 2 (see Cons), but there are plenty of benches along the walking path if your round takes you longer than anticipated.
The course plays along the perimeter of the field, utilizing every tree possible for shade on tee pads and some of the fairways. The course map is accurate, showing hole distances and both basket positions for every hole. It's cool when parks take the time and effort to put in two basket positions for each hole, giving a bit of variety for the intervals between position changes.
Tee signs have everything you want: hole map, par, distances, and sponsorship. There is a placard on every tee sign post for A and B position (see Cons). However, the baskets are easy enough to see from every tee pad, so no worries on figuring out which basket you're going to. Every basket has a sign with an arrow pointing to the next tee, as well as a red flag for indicating wind variables.
The course is amazingly rec friendly, pretty open shots with some trees coming into play throughout some fairways and along at least half of the greens. There are plenty of opportunities to get deuces every hole. While no hole is longer than 345 (290 after that), there are opportunities for recreational players to really put something behind their shots from the tee. There's no elevation or forced elevation through landscaping, a very flat course. They made use of every single tree they possibly could, making sure the course wasn't just a bunch of open air pitch-and-putt shots.
The park is well kept, the grass was recently mowed and the trash cans seem to be maintained on a frequent basis. There is plenty of parking, and there are restrooms on site both in the parking lot area and between holes 5 and 6.
Cons:
Hole 2 bench is set pretty much in front of teepad, that could be dangerous if a Richard takes the box.
The placards that show which position the baskets are in are missing the indicator buttons, that was kind of disappointing but the baskets are all visible from the tee so it wasn't anything to ruin the round.
Other Thoughts:
The course is located in Northern St Pete, less than a mile from the Tyrone Blvd Mall. The course sits adjacent to neighborhood right across the street on one side, and a vacant lot on the other side. The park has a multi-mile walking trail, tennis courts, baseball fields, basketball courts, and pavilions available for rental, giving a bit of everything for everyone to be able to get some outdoor time.
It was an easy round, I only brought a driver, mid and putter and used the driver twice. Even waiting for a group on two holes, this track only took 20 minutes to complete. It isn't anything super special aesthetically, but a nice track to stop at on your way home from work, or visiting family in the neighborhood.