Pros:
1) Tons of bathrooms on site.
2) A few water fountains located around course.
3) Multiple pin positions on every hole.
4) Signs on every hole.
5) Signs show the preferred route to reach basket location, as well as the change in declination from the teepad.
6) Teepads on all but one hole (8).
7) Nice, long and wide teepads.
Cons:
1) Some baskets to holes are located within the same vicinity of other holes, so have the course map handy or ask one of the locals.
2) Signs do not have a marker to indicate basket location. So you must physically verify where the basket is or again, ask a local.
3) Some holes criss cross or are in close proximity to another hole so errant throws can be a problem.
Other Thoughts:
Course play revolves around the hill that it's built on. After playing Golden Gate Park earlier in the day, I was ready for this hill and course: Be Prepared to do a little hiking.I only saw one hole (3) that had an alternate tee, but was more concerned with what challenge that the next hole would bring. From first hole to last, this 9-hole course did not disappoint. I was pleasantly surprised with the variety of lengths and types of shots that this course presented. Equal amounts of uphill/downhill, short/medium/long and hyzer/anhyzer shots. Hole 3 on short presents a challenge as the basket is placed near an edge, so choose your shot/disc/throw wisely. Hole 5 is a bomb in either position, launch your disc over the trees. Be wary of stickers in the field as you approach the basket to hole 6 and on your way back to hole 7. Hole 8 is the only hole that doesn't have a teepad, look for the chalk line that designates it as the throwing area. The course is nicely groomed with lots of dry grass and dirt, so skip shots are definitely in play. No elevation change, up/down, that is greater than about 40 feet.