Pros:
This is a great place for a course- It's in the middle of Houston, on a beautiful college campus, surrounded by some of the best neighborhoods of Houston. So getting here, and what you do before or after in terms of refreshments, can be the best part of your trip.
The area does have bushes and trees to throw around, so it can be a little more than a wide open pitch-and-putt course, with a little strategy thrown in. But that strategy is more like, "What do I want to do?" instead of "What should I do?"
Cons:
The normal for this course is overgrown. And boy is it overgrown. My friend and I spent a long time looking for discs in tall grass, because you just couldn't see it until you were right on top of it.
Navigation is just about impossible. There are no discernible tees, and neither is it clear which basket is next. Be ready to play some of your best safari golf!
Other Thoughts:
There's no real reason to come play this course other than to check it off. There are plenty of other options in Houston which are more worth your time. I had some fun when I was there just because I was with someone I had fun with. If at all possible, bring a friend to commiserate with you, and then grab a drink with after.