Pros:
By far the most beginner-friendly course I've played in DFW since I picked up disc golf in June (I've also been to Denton, Bear Creek, Turner Park and Trophy Club). This can potentially be a con for more experienced players who are seeking a challenge. However, for newer players, L.L. Woods offers an easier intro to the sport.
Nearly impossible to lose/mess up discs on this course.
I encountered no hazardous wildlife.
Next tee location is marked with a red sign near the end of each hole. SUPER helpful for first-timers on the course.
Great course to introduce new players to disc golf.
Course appears to be well-maintained by the city of Lewisville, as it is a rather busy residential park.
Cons:
Lack of challenge. I've been playing about a year and I really only come here nowadays for forehand-only rounds and when I bring a new player along.
The vast majority of traffic on this course is people using the walking paths. Pedestrians very seldom pay attention to discs, so you've really gotta watch out for them. Many are elderly and walk really slowly.
Most holes have very limited tree coverage, so get there early in the day during warmer months.
Other Thoughts:
Probably the best beginner course in DFW. L.L. Woods isn't super long, but has some holes which allow you to let her rip.
Pedestrians aren't the most cordial here, it seems. I try and give a nice "Hey, how's it going?" to everyone I pass while I'm playing, but it seems I'm often ignored here (not the case at other local courses). Furthermore, the pedestrians here seem to walk slower than at other local courses.
Avoid this place on the weekends during summer months, especially early (8am and later), since the place is swarming with walkers. My dad and I tried to play a round here at 8 in the morning and maybe got to play 8 or 9 holes in over an hour, due to the insane amount of foot traffic. The tempo was wait about a minute for pedestrian to clear the area, throw off the tee, wait for another few groups of pedestrians to clear, throw your up-shot, putt, wait 1-5 minutes at the next tee to throw, etc. Brutal.