~ Lots of different drive selections, some longer holes, some shorter ones, left end, right end, you get the point.
~ Mach X baskets with concrete teepads
~ Very well maintained fairways (short cut grass on field holes)

~ The main thing I do net enjoy about the course is that many holes have between two and three pin locations; but it seems that they have no rime or reason as to what location they have them all set up on any given day. Recently they changed many of the baskets, I played a week later and another one or two were switched. If they rotated all on A, or all on B, or all A/C-A/B you get the picture.

Overall after recently moving to the southern KC area this has been my favorite of the courses with 20 minutes driving time and the one con is not a big enough deal to make me want to play other courses instead.

As a relatively new player I can say that this course provides a big challenge without seeming over my ability. This course has helped me learn how to throw hyzers, anhyzers, and straight tunnel shots effectively and I would highly recommend this course to novice players to improve their technical game.
-Multiple pin placement
-Good use of elevation when available
-Lots of technical and accurate shots are required (the course is quite wooded and navigation through the trees serves as a tough test)
-New concrete tee pads with pee gravel surrounding have been added
-Course is well maintained

-The rough can be nasty (thorn bushes, thorn trees, ticks, etc)
-Navigation can be difficult between some holes (9 to 10 and 14 to 15)
-Multiple people in my group have lost discs to the lake on hole 16. Water only comes in to play if you overshoot it or have a shot drift off to the right

Overall this course is a great addition to the disc golf scene in the area. It has enough variation to keep me coming back and although it plays more to the strengths of technical players there is enough distance to have something for everyone