Pros:
-It's a free to play, very challenging 18 hole course
-Challenges the player to hit lines and place throws
-Great use of elavation
-Tee signs mean it's relatively easy to navigate each hole
-Good mix of par 3s and par 4
-Lots of memorable holes
-New artificial turf teepads are large, even and grippy.
Cons:
-I'd suggest the course was designed by a righty with no forehand, dogleg right shots constitute the main challenge on most holes.
-A couple of blind holes make it difficult to play alone/coupled with long grass can mean discs are quite easy to lose.
-Rubber tee mats are uneven and slippy all year round. (though these are being phased out now)
-Use UDisc or the croydon disc golf website to navigate the full layout, not always obvious where the next tee is.
-Expect to wait on holes that play through main thoroughfares of the park (holes 4 and 9 especially).
Other Thoughts:
-Oh boy can it get windy. Definitely check the wind further down the fairway in spots, not a pro or a con just a feature of the course.
-Disc golf is really bedded in well here, the locals understand its place in the park and the local club is very supportive.
-It's the course I was introduced to disc golf at and I'm glad it was as it encourages good distance, angle control and the ability to hit lines fairly equally.
EDIT: This has been bumped from a 3.5 to a 4 due to the installation of new aritificial turf teepads. These have made massive improvements to the holes they are already installed on and will greatly improve the rest of the course as they are phased in. You can tell that the club loves this course and the park as well.