Pros:
Pros include - good variety of shots needed, excellent Veteran baskets, water in play on many holes which forces you to concentrate on your shot placement.
Cons:
Cons include - it's a backtracking, navigational nightmare without a map, no distances or maps of any kind, completely unkept grounds. The grass was shin high everywhere. Your perfect drive can be difficult to find until you trip over it.
Other Thoughts:
I have played the front 7 several times, it's leisurely as only a putter is needed even for beginners. There's only a wood post with hole number at the tee "box". Tee area would probably be a better term. #4 and #7 use the same tee post, throwing in opposite directions. Onto the back 11 which I found and played for the first time today. WATCH FOR FALLING FRUITS! I seriously almost got bonked on the head by one of those green things. If you're anything like me, you'll skip #8 and #11 (more later). #8 you'll either be in the extreme rough to the right, or on the road or into a parked car to the left. The fairway is very narrow. #9 you have a very good chance to land your disc in a completely fenced off area (like I did). #10 you absolutely need a map, you'll see the baskets for #12 and #16 before you see #10 - deep creek definitely in play here, you have to go over it and the trees around it are just waiting to knock your disc down into the creek. #11 and #12 are goofy. Both use the same tee post, one goes left, one goes right. There seems to be such an easy solution to this, but whatever. Anyway, I skipped #11. #15, you've made a great tee shot if you land where home plate used to be on the abandoned baseball diamond, but then you're throwing a hammer over the backstop. The three deer hanging around #18 basket was a nice finish for me. With some TLC, or even if the town shows this course any attention, this would be a really nice course.