I appreciate the use of golf courses in the winter, way better than just letting such a big piece of land sit 5 months out of the year!

Overall a decent variety of uphill/downhill/flat, forehand/backhand mix. Some of the trees here are gigantic, forcing a low ceiling shot or a big hyzer out and around to reach the basket.

The land is well kept, trash cans and the portapotty are all nice to have on such a big course as it's a long walk back to the clubhouse from hole 8.

Tournaments and night leagues are both great fun here!

Overall this course is worth the drive out from the city

The 22-23 winter has been brutal here in Minnesota, playing in December meant 3 miles of walking through knee deep snow. Ice is a factor now in February, the greens are slick and you might hit a flat patch and skip 50 feet, or you might hit a boot print and come to a dead stop.

Rubber pads have tended to collect some ice but local players are pretty good and keeping them clear - thank you tee pad shovelers!

I don't think this course has a true "signature hole" like some of the competition in town has. Maybe 10 as a big uphill par 5 but after the tee shot around the pond it's just another hole.

I hate roped off OB, even if I understand why it's needed to protect the golf greens and the construction near holes 16 and 17.

Trains pass by once or twice a round and take me out of the zen disc golf mood for a minute or two.

The food inside was good and they have a great beer selection, if you enjoy this course stop in as their is no fee to play and a bit of financial support might convince the city to put the course out every year.

An eagle's nest is in the tree above the tee on hole 10 and I often see them flying around looking for squirrels to eat.

Getting to the course is a bit tricky due to road construction, the pavement on the roundabouts under Hwy 10 are uneven.