Beautiful setting thru the tall northern pines, professionally landscaped cement tee pads w/ rock retaining, signs & mapping are excellent, great course for beginners (short distances throughout) and yet great for amateurs (tight tee offs in the woods w/ many dog legs), love the pine needle ground instead of underbrush, weeds, etc. in the woods.

Would be nice to have a few more of the holes to be longer (closer to 300'+), need to have a disc that can handle hitting the tall pines - the trees always win!!

Very well designed course - one of my top favorites. Although some don't car for the shorter par 3's, I feel the woods and the dog legs make up for it.

Great park setting set in rows of pines and other trees.
Variety of straight, left and right pin placements.
Pretty much all holes are aceable - even though I'm not that good (yet).
Not a lot of heavy rough so loosing discs is minimal (may get caught in a tree - we saw a foursome have 3 discs in the same tree)
Concrete tee pads and multiple pin locations should add some additional variety to the course.
Overall good signage - but the course is new, so hope that remains maintained.

Very short. Again I don't mind that, but it is really short.
Without looking at the master sign on the way in, we got turned around after hole 9 and found it challenging to find 10.
No garbage cans IN THE ENTIRE PARK. Trash is definitely an issue. I started collecting some, then realized there was no place to put it. Get some cans out there.

If you find yourself vacationing near this Wisconsin hot spot (near Minocqua) bring your discs for a round or 2. Should play really fast for experienced players. Saw a variety of players and families out there, so it seems like its getting played.