Pros:
This is moderately sized multi use park situated on a picturesque penninaula, with soccer fields, picnic areas and plenty of walking paths.
The disc golf course is sort of central and very near one of the mIn parking areas.
There is a practice basket right in by the front, and since it plays in a modified figure 8 pattern you can hit it after 9 of you so desire.
The biggest pro to me is its got a pretty good layout with two sets of big concrete tee pads and baskets for each hole.
The teepads are probably great in the summer and actually most had been cleared of snow even now as well. Thank you to the reaponsible parties!
It offers a diverse layout that I really liked.
Baskets are Dga, Mark 3s I think, not now but balanced well and they catch pretty well. They were set a little low, but no big deal.
It's not a huge space but they make great use of the elevation changes offered as well have the nice old growth trees that make every hole at least somewhat technical.
Signage is very good. Every tee has the layout and reccomended lines, and distances for each both pins, and the numbers and distances were painted on the pads as well.
You have some really cool blind upshots and downhill s curve shots that make it really fun to play.
The landscape is really nice and the use of a not massive space to put together a course it's good is pretty cool also.
Cons:
The course play a bit short from any configuration, not too many bomber holes.
The layout isn't perfect, some te then fairways go close to other tee boxes but I doubt that could be avoided.
Some of the grills and picnic areas are so close to the baskets I have to imagine that can be a hazard in the summer.
Other Thoughts:
I really lien this course, and will try to play it again and write an update on how it played without the snow.
It's not a course you drive 5 hours to play, but if your close its a great spot for a round.