9 holes in a quiet section of a quiet town. A nice course to bring the kids out to as there typically isn't any traffic whatsoever. Not a ton of variety to be found, but theoretically you could do some field work here pre/post round (again, typically no one to be found and the field that houses a handful of holes is fairly large and open). Porta Potty and shelter on site.

Not much variety to be found and very short. Single chain baskets. No tee pads and the signs that are present have worn away with time (not like you'd need them anyway, since everything is pretty much right in front of you). The bugs can get nasty and there are a couple of low areas that can get pretty swampy after a bit of rain.

Better to have a course than to not I suppose, but this isn't anything you need to come out of your way for. Serves its purpose as a quick fix if you're on a time crunch or are heading home after playing somewhere else and want to sneak in a few extra holes.

There are 9 baskets set up in a very small park in a very small town. The tee signs are at every hole but they only contain the hole #. They used to have the distances written on them but almost all of them are worn off. The flow is pretty easy to follow. There is a port o potty by the parking lot. I highly doubt that this course would ever be busy as it is in the middle of nowhere. They at least used the little bit of wooded area on the property, though it's not much.

The baskets, although new, are single chained which isn't ideal. The distances are all pretty short. Also worth mentioning but the bugs can get brutal, though there's nothing they can do about this.

Just another 9 hole city park course. Nothing worth going out of your way to play but if you happen to be close its worth a quick spin. But Madison has many better courses not too far away.