DG in Wisconsin

[Maynard67]

I'm heading to Wisconsin for a few days, a little south of Milwaukee, and was wandering what courses I should check out. Have looked at a few reviews on here but was wanting a few suggestions. Thanks

 

[Stardoggy]

Brown Deer and Dretzka is a good place to start.

 

[rch84]

Last time I was up their I played Yulga in stevens point pretty nice short course. Would like to check out standing rocks next time I have heard good things...

 

[Maynard67]

Was looking at White River DGC and Fox River, any thoughts on those two?

 

[Mbagnola1]

Grey and red fox in Silver Lake are worth it. Also Fairfield in Round Lake IL isnt too far from the border

 

[kevdiv48]

Brown Deer and Dretzka is a good place to start.

Grey and red fox in Silver Lake are worth it. Also Fairfield in Round Lake IL isnt too far from the border

All of these.

 

[fritothedog]

If "a little south of Milwaukee" means Oak Creek/Franklin area just head up to Brown Deer and Dretzka. If time permits check out the Milwaukee courses. Most all of them are worth a stop. Brown Deer and Dretzka are at the top, though. If you are further south you could check out UW Parkside or the Grey and Red Fox, I haven't played the Fox courses but have only heard good things.

 

[tallpaul]

Grey Fox is top ten or twenty in Wisco; which is saying something...if pins are all in long locations. However, that is rarely the case. It's a good course, regardless, but meets it's maximum potential with pins in all longs.
Dredzka and Brown Deer are he best; but there are a lot of interesting courses in the Milwaukee area. Not many, don't bother layouts there...

 

[Maynard67]

I am going to be staying around Burlington, if that helps.

 

[#19325]

You are going to be within 12-15 miles of Silver Lake. I'd go there first. Make sure to visit Round Lake IL. It is absolutely awesome!! 2 totally different layouts.

 

[rocthecourse]

If you are going to be staying in Burlington then Grey Fox(and Red) should be first on your list. Fairfield should be high on your list.

White River is a decent course if you have some extra time, and it's only 15 minutes away. Course is in really good shape right now. It's a converted ex-golf course so it is a different disc golf experience.

With a little planning you should be able to hit a bunch of good courses in Milwaukee.

Do not play Tim Osmond in Antioch, it might be close but it is a complete waste of time.

 

[Badger45]

Yeah, I'd say Fox River for sure, especially from Burlington. You could head down to Beviar from there, which is a little further East in IL, but a good course. UW-Parkside isn't bad, either, in Kenosha. It's flat, but a good mix of wooded and open holes. If you play UWP, though, use a spotter if you don't trust your drives. There's a LOT of tall thick grass out there, even on some of the wooded holes.

Otherwise, I'd recommend heading up to Brown Deer and then Dretzka if you have time.

 

[oppyland]

If you don't mind a bit of a drive, Bird's Ruins in Marshall is really challenging. From there, you're only a short drive from Heistand Park in Madison. Bring mosquito repellent!

Brown Deer is definitely worth the trip.

 

[schroof21]

If you don't want to travel too far from Burlington, I would hit up White River and/or Fox River.
If you're down to travel about an hour, I would go to Dretzka and/or Brown Deer (both northern Milwaukee).
If you're willing to dedicate a day and travel about 4 hours away, you have lots of options, Rollin Ridge, Winter Park in Kewaunee, or Justin Trails come to mind.

 

[Maynard67]

Ended up playing Gold Squaw at Fairfield and Grey Fox. both good courses.