Pros:
Good concrete tee pads and those very informative Morristown signs on every hole.
Good DISCatcher baskets that were helpful to see over this long, mostly open course.
Lots of elevation in play on this course, uphill, downhill, valley shot, I guess the only thing they don't have is an up, then downhill hole.
While the wooded, to partially wooded holes were scarce, they do vary in the types of throws needed.
Both 9s start and end very near each other and a primarily DG parking lot. Very few interactions with other park users, except when there are events at the Amphitheatre, so plan your trip away from those events. (#2 and #9 would be unplayable.)
Great lake views after #12.
Cons:
Could be too open for some, especially on hot, sunny days.
A lot of walking up and downhill, not really a Con since the grass was mowed to a good level, but this could be a Con for some.
Walking path on #5, #6, and #18 could come into play.
Only one set of tees and baskets, kind of rare for this part of TN.
Other Thoughts:
This is easily the most open of the Morristown courses. 9 holes that are mostly open (with only trees bordering the fairway), 7 with partial trees in the fairway (and normally only a portion of the fairway) and just 2 holes with anything resembling a tunnel or tight holes. So if you want to air it out and watch your discs fly, head to Cherokee Park on the Cherokee Reservoir.
The great elevation starts out with #1, slightly downhill with a dropoff behind the basket. #2 is a valley shot, near the Amphitheatre, finishing uphill. Other significant elevation changes on #3, #4, #8, #9 (another valley shot), #13, #17 and #18.
#13 is a unique valley shot at 260', with the basket on a steep uphill. A couple of large trees block the straight shot, a RHBH hyzer is the best line, but it looks like a LHBH hyzer line is available also.
#10 has a few trees to manage off the tee, then uphill and turning right on a narrowing fairway.
#14 is a wide open uphill tee shot, then the basket is hidden in large trees, with a steep downslope just behind, that gave me a rollaway.
#17 is also a really good, after a sizeable walk from #16 basket, downhill open tee shot, the basket is on a small upslope, protected by trees and bushes providing a 20' gap to hit. This 480' Par 4 may be a little soft, but you have to hit your shots.
It looks like there are not a lot of other activities at this park, Campgrounds and access to a boat dock being about it. So if there is nothing going on at the Amphitheatre, its a great place to play.
Since the course is so open, it doesn't present the challenge or variety of Rotary. It's actually the opposite of Kiwanis, long and open, versus Kiwanis short, and wooded. I think they are both in the 3.5 range and excellent compliments to each other.