Nice little disc golf course. 126-203ft range, sparsely spaced trees, well maintained. Mostly rubber tee pads. Easy to navigate. Recommend parking on Legion act and starting on hole 4. The park is pretty large with the disc golf portion only half give or take. Has a nice baseball diamond and kids playground.

In the city park. Nine holes that have nice tee pads. Signs are on some holes but not all holes.

Holes are all Ace-Able with a good drive.

Fun for beginners for sure!

Will not lose a disc playing here.

Play back and forth a lot which would be a problem if the course got crowded.

Every hole is very similar and flat.

Lack of direction from one hole to another was a little headache the first time we played, but everything is close enough together it wasnt a huge problem.

Was a great little pit stop just a few miles off of the interstate. Park is very flat and all holes are drivable.

Worth the trip just to get out and throw a little but never use a full crank on the drives.

Great for beginners especially!

-All distances marked - none over 200'
-Great catching baskets
-Great use of trees - makes for more challenging throws than if just open fields
-Tee markers visible

- Very short holes - I only used an Emac Truth, Discraft Buzz, and Lat 64 Pure for entire course
- Lack of elevation changes
- Easy to get turned around looking for next tee

Overall, the course was entertaining. I was able to practice a couple anhyzer midrange throws as well as fine tuning my putting. I will definitely come back to the course once the ground has dried up a bit more - a couple holes were quite muddy!

9 hole course set up in a city park in DePere, WI.

Nice, newer DGA Mach baskets. All were in good repair, and caught exceptionally well. Good mounting. Every hole had a nice blue number plate on it, which really helped with navigation. One basket position per hole.

Small tee signs mounted on 4x4 poles for each hole. Hole number, par (they're all 3) and distance for each hole. The distances were pretty much spot on.

LOTS of tall, mature, hardwood trees on the course. This isn't a "heavily wooded" course, but the plethora of trees here definitely help to turn this from a ho-hum city park course into something with at least some replay factor.

It's short. No way of getting around that. They've done a good job using trees to set up some challenge here, but you really don't need anything other than a couple putters to score well. Distances aren't listed on this site, but if there were any holes over 200', I don't remember them.

Natural tee pads. They were all reasonably flat, and with the holes being so short, you don't really need a big run up area, anyway. Hole 1 DID have a concrete tee, which was connected to the walking path. One tee per hole.

If you're looking for a round of reasonably fun ace runs, this is the place for you. You'll have some lines forced, but still not be too difficult. Great spot for beginners, as well...you won't lose a disc here.

The site also has baseball diamonds, basketball courts, and a swimming pool, as well as other city park type amenities. Seasonal bathrooms on site. Park by the baseball diamonds (swimming pool will be on the right of the lot, as you face the fields), and walk to the left, and up the path a small distance to get to Hole 1.

Take your kids to the pool, and spin a few rounds...there's worse ways to spend an afternoon!

The course is set up in a nice little city park. The course is well mowed and maintained. They have 4"x4" posts with the hole numbers on them at every hole. The tees are just natural but are fine for a short course like this. Hole 1 actually has a concrete pad connected to the sidewalk. The baskets are Mach 3's with the number plate on top of each apparently. I don't know if this is correct. They have a very tall cage on the bottom of each. I don't know if these are newer models or are actually a different type of basket. Either way they are in awesome shape and catch fantastic. There is a decent amount of trees on each hole serving as your main obstacle here. There are restrooms, a drinking fountain and plenty of parking here. The course is up all year and would be a super fun winter course.

All the holes are under 200'. This makes the course a little repetitive. The tees are already a bit worn down and can get slippery at times. Besides the trees there's no elevation or water here. Nothing the designers could do about this but is still a con to most and should be mentioned.

All in all this is just your typical city park course. No redeeming return qualities unless you want to get a few aces. Nothing to go out of your way to play.

Well kept, short course perfect for the beginner or tuning up your mid range game. A lot of trees. Well lit for nite play. Play it twice in 35 minutes.

Not long at all, but knowing that makes it enjoyable.

For a small park it is well thought out, making it enjoyable to play. Quick play to get the howitzer loosened up.

very easy course and short holes. not hilly at all

lots of trees. holes are very clumped together and the tees a farm away from the previous hole.

liked it change of speed for me got to use my mid range a lot more

Great for beginners or people who lack distance on their throws.
Short course - quick play through.
Good Baskets with next hole markings.
Clean Park - well maintained
Stroller friendly course

Not challenge for "Pro" players.

A great course to take new players to and teach them the sport.

Stroller friendly course