Pros:
The park seems to be well cared for; the course, however, could use some TLC in regards to tees, signage, etc.
Optional mandos are stated on each hole, making the course a little more difficult, I suppose. A small stream comes into play on some of the holes.
A great opportunity for pitch-and-putt disc golf and very beginner friendly!
ACE RUNS GALORE!
Cons:
Aside from the fact that a fairway or distance driver is not needed here (with the exception of maybe #5), I seriously feared using one because of the number of people running around. Moreover, pavilions, basketball courts, benches, and many other objects are right in the middle of the course!
No tees, and the signs have seen better days.
Hole lengths are very short. I mean, really really short. I recommend putters, maybe a midrange, and/or superclass discs. One hole is even under 100 feet.
Other Thoughts:
This park has that feel of one of those courses that would have been kinda cool in the Wham-O and Midnight Flyer era. The holes are short, there are a few trees to contend with, but PLENTY of other park objects to come in contact with.
While the course is far from spectacular, it will forever stand out in my mind because it's where I got my first ace on a ::drum roll:: whopping 94 footer! If I can ace a hole here, anyone can.
I suggest making a stop here if you're going to play Thompson Park nearby. It's a good chance to get a quick warm-up.