Pros:
Will appeal to distance throwers.
Other Thoughts:
I'm going to mostly skip the usual pros and cons section, as the course really needs explaining. This course looked to me and my wife like a regular ball golf course that got converted to disc golf, and we came to this decision independent of each other. I don't know if it's true, but that's what it felt like: long bands of open field in between long bands of trees.
Unfortunately, it looked like someone decided that they weren't going to do much tree removal, so a large number of holes are simply throw down the fairway to a basket either by the trees on the opposite side, or by the trees on your side.
Once you get past the first half or so of the course, it does change up a bit--a bit less of the side-to-side throwing, but still a lot of mostly open holes, with obstacles clumped together instead of being spaced out. Finesse holes were in short supply, though there were a few that would count.
None of the holes were terrible individually. The problem was that none of them were particularly fun, either. I may have enjoyed the course more if I enjoyed grip-it-and-rip-it holes more, but... too much "eh" for me, especially the repetitive early set of holes.