Pros:
Beverly Park is multi use park tucked into a residential area. While I was there I remember seeing walking trails, tennis courts (with people playing pickleball on them), play grounds, pavilions, BMX course(or mountain bike maybe?) and an outdoor work our area.
Baskets - Over all some nice discraft baskets. I wanted to say two of these were kind of wonky, but not enough to not be able to play.
teepads/tee sign - every hole has a cement tee pad and a wooden pole with a small map, the distance and the hole information. All of the holes aren't overly complicated so this is enough here.
Use of land - While there are some navigation issues overall they use the land pretty good. It's also set in 3 phases. First 3 holes are wooded holes that are fairly tight. Middle three holes go down and around a hill using some elevation nicely. They even have nice steps to go up and down making it a bit easier. final 3 holes play in a field with some guardian trees.
Beginner friendly - While most of these hole are fairly simple, they are all fun, and would be a great place to learn to play disc golf and get a taste of the type of disc golf you may enjoy.
Cons:
Multi-Use Park - Overall the disc golf is kind of separated, but people just randomly walk and run throughout this park and can cause issues. The hill holes there was a dude walking up and down the hill, so I had to wait for him to use the other side to play. On some of the wood holes people were just loose trail running.
Beginner Friendly - I loved what this course is, but I assume this will be too easy and not fun for people. I think one hole is over 250 that doesn't play downhill. While I enjoyed this, I assume some may not.
Navigation/Spacing - It has next tee signs, but the walk from 6-7 is pretty unreal, and needs to be noted here.
Other Thoughts:
Overall this is a pretty fun quick little course. If this was near me I'd visit it regularly. I didn't see hardly any issue with water as some have mentioned, and it rained the day before. Also there was a random Jazz concert in one of the pavilions while I was there that was kind of funny.