Pros:
The course has been given a much-needed and extremely nice glow-up. New bright yellow MVP Black Hole baskets (the first in Kansas City) which catch extremely well, new long tees on twelve holes, and updated tee signs at each pad (that's 30 tee signs).
The new long tees always add difficulty. Sometimes it's just more distance, but sometimes it's making a tree gap more difficult to hit off the tee (4, 7, 11), adding a whole new line (8, 17), or making the same line tougher (2, 3, 6)
There are some legit difficult holes now. 4 long is a very small gap to hit out of the trees which went unused before, 17 plays over a berm and then another 280 to the pin, and getting birdie on 7 is even harder with an extra 77ft added.
Elevation is well used, although odd in some places. You get booming downhills on 3, 5, 10, and 15, and tough uphills on 9 and 17. Hole 16 is a little weird as it tees from one side of a 15ft high berm which the basket is perched on the other side of. However there has been a flat spot made in the top of the berm potentially for a shorter pin? I'm not saying it's a bad hole, but it might be better if the basket gets moved to that flat space.
Cons:
The wooded holes are wooded. Nothing really in the fairways, just stay in the middle and you'll be good to go. The gap off the tee and basket set on a mound on 11 is probably the most interesting wooded hole, closely followed by the tires on 7.
The distances all feel fairly similar throughout. Nothing under 195ft and only two holes over 370ft. But, the longer holes are downhill and the uphills are short. 17 is the exception but even the longest hole on the course, Hole 13 at 408ft, is just flat with trees all down the right side. Throw a booming right-finishing shot and you should have an easy upshot to put away for par. There isn't much more room, but there definitely could have been one or two par 4s made out by the 5/9/10 area.
Navigation is still not incredible, and some of the long tees made it worse. The pin of 5 is halfway down the fairway of 6, so that's an up and back down walk. At the basket of 7 you can see the basket of 14 and the tee of 15, but not the tee of 8. It's a walk back down 7's fairway and to the right. Hole 11 long tee is quite a ways up the hill from 10's basket.
I didn't notice this for a while since I throw RHFH, but this course is extremely righty forehand/lefty backhand friendly. There are several holes where both lines exist, but an easy righty backhand is prevented on 2, 8 long, 10, 12, 13, 16, and 18, while all of these are open righty forehand hyzer lines. While the inverse applies on 3, it's a fairly big deal if you don't have your turnover shots dialed in of throw massive sky hyzers.
You'll walk halfway around the school walking track to get from the parking lot to the first tee and you have the inverse walk at the end, right after an 18th hole that really finishes off the course with more of a whimper than a bang.
Other Thoughts:
Prairie Pass has gotten a new name and a new lease on life. Serious money was sunk into getting the course back up to par (hehe) and it shows.
While some issues can never be overcome, if there isn't to be a major re-design then I would say the course is currently at it's peak potential. It isn't going to be hosting any events besides a school fundraiser or two, but it's at the top end of school courses and is great for a quick round where you want to throw more than a mid and putter. If you want a quick round that isn't boring, this is the spot.