Pros:
* Decent tees (some concrete, some rubber), DISCatcher baskets, some signage. Some alternate tees.
* Ample free parking, free to play, friendly locals.
* Nice variety of longer drives and short technical shots.
* Some very challenging holes even on a short course. These will keep you guessing and recalculating your shots. This really adds to the rating for me, as a lot of short community courses lack challenging shots. I have seen very, very good players seriously challenged at this course.
Cons:
* A map is definitely needed for this course - layout can be confusing for getting from one hole to the next.
* Going from #6 to #7 requires crossing the fairway of #13 - be careful!
* Asphalt hazards - #3, 4, 5, and 6 all require throwing over asphalt, and #1, 14, and 15 have asphalt hazards to the right hand side. Bring old discs you don't care about.
* No restrooms or water available, few benches.
* Alternate tees can be hard to find.
* Entrance can be hard to find, which is from the north through an apartment complex. Then you drive all the way around the church and park on the west side of it.
* Closed most of Sunday due to church services, and too many cars parked on the asphalt holes.
* Some people say it can get crowded, but I've never had an issue myself.
Other Thoughts:
* Good course for: locals wanting to fit in a quick round, and players looking for something a little different
* Bad course for: people with brand new discs, and people who haven't played some of the other courses in the area (Pier Park, Milo McIver, etc.)
* King for a day: I'd rework this course as 9-hole course with clearly marked, concrete alternate tees that are significantly different from the main tees. I'd remove #4 and #5 entirely and rework the layout so you don't have to walk across the fairway of #13.