Pros:
After the construction, Jordan Creek is still, easily, the finest course the Lehigh Valley has to offer. It is an 18 hole course with concrete tees on every hole (but note that new 4 and 5 have yet to be poured). Holes 9 and 10 offer the shorter arms an alternate pin placement as well as the traditional placement. You will need a full arsenal of shots and distance to score well. The front nine doesn't feature too much elevation change, but it does offer a mix of open and wooded holes with hole 7 throwing over a pond that you do not want to come up short or deathgrip (RHBH). The back nine starts with a long and nasty uphill pro par 4 that is listed at 489', but plays over a 45' uphill elevation change to an elevated basket position. You don't want to end up right or miss your putt, rolling back down the hill you just climbed. The rest of the back nine, again, offers a good mix of different shots, until you get to 18. This is one of the more memorable finishing holes in all of disc golf. It's a par four that doglegs right, OB left the whole way (path), that crosses over a stream with a huge downhill drop on the first shot. After the right hand turn, the hole then crosses Jordan Creek, making for a fun second (or third) shot over it. You'll want a clean shot and then drop in your birdie or par.
Cons:
The greenway is nice, but it did take away two of the more precarious pin positions on the course. Old 4 and old 5 were sitting less than 15 feet from the creek, making for fun death putts. In the new configuration, 4 is on the edge of the treeline. Not as fun. They did try to make 5 have just as good appeal, so they installed the basket on the side of a steep hill, making for interesting putting. You'll have to earn your birdie 2 here. Other than that, your typical summer bugs, course is marshy after rain, and not for beginner cons always apply (not true cons in my book though).
Other Thoughts:
Don't let my rambling of 4 and 5 detract you though. Jordan Creek still is a challenging par 57 course after the changes. Maybe there are more changes yet to come. Anyone with a good bag and better execution can drop a low 50's or even better here, but without it you're fighting to stay in the 50's or low 60's. It is still the premier LV course, a must play if nearby, and will test every part of your game.