Pros:
Variety of distances, flight paths, and plenty of elevation changes, which is unique to Minnesota (especially Metro) disc golf.
If you haven't played the new layout, you have to. The holes they added (3?, 4, 5; 10, 11, 12, 13, 14) are fantastic.
Many holes are true par 4's (3, 5, 15) and some of the 3's are difficult to par (14).
Water comes in play on holes 7, 10, and 12. Maybe on 5 if you throw a goofy shot. Wind can/will play a factor, plays along 694 and under power lines on a few holes.
For the most part, tee pads are plenty long, and in some cases, ridiculously long.
Multiple pin placements are cool, a few holes have multiple baskets (3 and 15 today).
Very clean property. College Campus with strict rules, so no alcohol or tobacco or other stuff.
Pack it in, Pack it out.
Cons:
No tee signs. Use UDisc for pretty accurate distances.
No signs for next tee; could get lost on a few holes; best played with someone who has played or walked it once.
No garbage cans.
Slippery today; it did rain quite a bit yesterday though. A few spots on hills could use staircases.
Other Thoughts:
If there were signs, and even 3 garbage cans, this would easily be a 4.5 rated course. Lack of those is fine in this setting, on a College Campus with a code of conduct for their students.
I am wary of the day when this course has too much traffic, I could see the baskets getting pulled or layout adjusted during school year if knuckleheads take over.
If you play, and you absolutely should, keep it down, be polite, hold off on your drinky drink and smokey smoke, and please pack it out!