Pros:
Shot variety is pretty, pretty, pretty high on this well-designed course. "Park-like" holes in mostly open fairways with mature trees; much tighter, "woodsy" shots; open field throws; throwing over and along a pond for added pucker; uphill; downhill; lefty; righty; relatively low canopy shots with the walking trail berm limiting options; guarded pins; and the super long tunnel to finish. There is a creek in play about half of the holes, though it was dry when I played in August. Not a ton of elevation, but what is available is used very well. The pond on the east side of the course is in play for 4 holes, all of which are worrisome for LHBH and RHFH drivers.
The defining characteristics of this course are 1) fun and 2) long. The variety is a refreshing challenge, and this disc-golf specific park is definitely a challenge. Accuracy is required to shoot well and poor decision-making regarding lines off the tee and scramble shots will haunt you. The par 4's feel well earned, not lazy design or local pandering like on some courses. The epic tunnel shot on 18 was a fantastic finish for the round.
The DD baskets are in great shape, the tees are well-sized, and the course flows fairly well, though having hole maps is helpful in one or two spots. Plenty of shade on the majority of the holes. Benches and bag hangers abound. The course was well mowed and is overall very well-maintained from all appearances. The aforementioned creek has several nice, sturdy bridges (not the usual cobbled-together pallets or scrap lumber variety on many courses). There's little opportunity to lose discs outside of the 4 pond holes.
Cons:
I don't recall an abundance of garbage cans (one in the parking lot for sure), but if the locals keep up maintenance, maybe that isn't an issue (or I just didn't notice them). There is a bit of a walk between 11 and 12, but nothing egregious. The cluster of tees and pins for 9, 10, and 11 was a little confusing at first but made sense once I walked upon it closer. The course map helps when the tees/pins get in close proximity, but your first instinct when approaching the next hole is usually the right one. I don't recall the signage being much more than the hole #, so that's something that could use some improvement.
About the only other amenity in the park is the walking trail for the neighborhood to the west. It gets sorta close to 9 and 10's fairway, but not really. Still, on the day I played, walkers and kids on bikes would wander into the woods to go over the bridges and walk through the trees on occasion, so keep an eye out.
14 plays essentially in or near the backyard of several homes. It felt a little odd, but no issues when I played.
Other Thoughts:
This is a gem of a course and I highly recommend playing it if you are in the Wichita area. It is fun, challenging, and it was a joy to play such a well-designed course. My favorite holes are probably 13, 15, and 18. 9 is a monster that will humble you and even straight-forward holes like 7 can challenge you with the elevation change and protected basket. Seriously, I cannot recommend this enough.