Pros:
Numerous obstacles require a variety of throws. There are trees, tunnels, a couple elevation changes (holes 6, 7), a dry creek bed, holes to the left and right.
The gorgeous wooded terrain makes an excellent location.
The course is sufficiently clear of underbrush that errant throws are usually easy to find.
Cons:
Most holes are short.
The tees are rugged and sometimes make for difficult footing.
A course map at the beginning or directions to the next hole would make the course easier to navigate.
About half of the course is played in the same wooded area (holes 9-16). Many of the baskets are close together, which can be a little confusing or crowded.
Other Thoughts:
There was some vandalism to the signs and the sign for hole 7 was completely missing.
We had some trouble finding hole 5, but a couple disc golfers there gave us directions (it's north of the basket for hole 4, over a couple of logs).
The course is adjacent to a campsite and there were kids running through some of the holes. This may have been because it was a Saturday though.