Pros:
Any Triad disc golf course is a pro to me. This unique course is tucked away in the back of a very nice community park with tons of other activities for the family and friends. If you like disc golf and others like to swim, play basketball, tennis, baseball, ride an old school carousel or train, Gibsonville's NE Park is for you!
The front nine is a technical web of twisting holes slashing through hills with tightly wooded fairways. A lot of the holes are fairly short but, underestimate them, and pay you will. You can see the hole from pretty much every tee but you might have trouble both seeing and getting through the trees between you and the basket. There are several very cool overlooks of a river that runs by the front nine which is nice to look at but does not come into play. If you come out under on the front nine, you've done well. To me, it's well worth the effort.
The back nine, as mentioned below, is fairly open. Some reviewers have said the holes were repetitious but they must have been there early on. 9 - 10 are pretty wide open (a welcome change from that brutally claustrophobic front nine) but then there are several more technical holes playing straight through a couple stands of pine trees. You then play back to some holes more familiar to the front nine before finishing with several long bomb holes with lots of scrub and trees to add to the difficulty. Again, if you play under, consider that a good round.
Cons:
No tee pads.
Some holes are hard to find (tho most baskets do have arrows pointing to the next basket or there are friendly arrows on trees etc). The back nine is easier to navigate than the front.
Thick gnarly rough on some holes with huge gully's between them mean you might consider pants instead of shorts.