Pros:
-Likely no one else will be playing, so you will have the course to yourself.
-Compact layout, can play it in 20 minutes or less.
-When I played, it had just been mowed, almost like a ball golf course, with different heights of grass for fairway, rough, and around the pin. Never seen this on any other disc golf course. Was very cool, maybe the highlight of the course. There was tall grass well away from the fairways.
-Elevation is totally flat. Not really a pro or con.
-Wide open, no obstacles--great for beginners.
-Visible baskets on each hole, but sometimes you could see several pins.
-Trash can and bench at the pavilion next to hole 1.
-Plenty of parking, easy to find.
-Options to play safari holes, create your own layout to increase difficulty.
Cons:
-Signs are not present, but if you have a course map, it is easy to figure out.
-Baskets are DGA Mach 2, although they were not assembled correctly, so chain section is a bit shortened. Numbers are helpful.
-Tee pads are red rubber restaurant mats, often very uneven. Sometimes it is safer to tee behind or off to the side.
-Benches absent but unnecessary.
-No bathrooms.
Other Thoughts:
This course is about 20 minutes northwest of Eugene, Oregon. You can play this course on your way up to Camp Serene, which is a great course. Located at Oregon State Hospital, a state psychiatric facility, this course is really for hard-core course baggers. I checked in at the front office, which may not have been necessary based on their response - friendly amusement that someone was coming to play disc golf. There is a large parking lot, head to the southern corner of the lot (to your right as you enter) and park at the lone pavilion.
Most of the holes are putter or midrange distance. To increase difficulty, can use the mowed grass to indicate OB.
Stop here only if you want to add to your list of courses played.