This course is 12 holes set in a multiuse park just off of I-39. The course is on the south side of the park. The flow of the course is very intuitive once you find the first hole. The baskets are Disckings that are all in great shape and catch awesome. These have the number plates on top which also have a next tee arrow on them which really helps with navigation. These are also bright and standout. They are funky colored (teal and light orange) but work great as far as spotting the next tee. The tees are rubber mats that are all in great shape, level and gripped nicely. There are 2 tees per hole. The course should never be busy since it's a tiny town. The course is permanent and free to play. This is a great course for beginners and also just a great place to work on different shots or try different things.

There's nothing to really complain about here. The course is clearly designed for intermediate players and it does a great job with that. I only played this once but I figured someone should get a review up. The only real cons I can think of are it's not the most challenging course and I'm not sure about the mowing during the summer. The grass was fine albeit a little long in early September.

Definitely not a championship caliber course but you can do way worse than this. It's actually a nice little place to stretch out if travelling along I-39, which is what I did. Pretty solid little course. Worth a quick round if you're nearby but if you're looking for more of a challenge just head about 20 minutes north to Yulga or Standing Rocks.