Being a beginner to disc golf, I felt that this was a good learning course. It is a shorter distance layout, that allows you to work on the fundamentals of your throws. You can focus more on shot placement and flight characteristics rather than needing to overpower your throws for distance. The course layout makes good use of a smaller area to fit 18 holes into, and accommodates large open areas, as well as baskets that are place to work on anyhyzer/ hyzer shots. There are straight tunnel shots, a couple of elevation changes and a few wooded baskets.

The tee boxes are nothing mode than a worn patch of dirt next to a marker. This can cause them to be nothing but mud depending on how recent a rain. Ticks are present and at least one basket and one tee box are nestled right inside a closely wooded area. The trees are evergreens and gooseberry and can form troublesome boundaries should a disc get lost or stuck. Because most of the trees line the perimeter, and several baskets are in the wide open, wind can play havoc with your discs. Probably a good learning tool.

A good course for beginners. I definitely will go back because I need the practice and it gives plenty of chances for learning without frustration.

The course is mostly set short, but many of the short holes have technical approaches which provide for interesting shots. The few longer holes are enjoyable. The designer of the course did a good job of getting 18 holes into a relatively small area. I think this course would be awesome for winter glow, but as I am not from Wichita, maybe that's already happening.

The tee pads are dirt and grass, but not terrible.

I liked this course a lot and finished by myself in under an hour. I will definitely hit it again when I visit my in-laws.

Nice and open fairly short great for midrange and fairway shot practicing

Lots of mosquitos,ticks, and chiggers
Don't make a bad throw on the southend of the course those gooseberry trees are unforgiving!

I'm really excited to see this course grow and get permanent pads and alternate locations. I hope to also see longer tees in the future. Great course none the less.