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3.50 star(s)
Challenging Woods
Front nine gets you rolling; back nine can kick you in the rear when the pins are back and the leaves are in. Open year-round.
Can get soggy after a deep rain.
League in the Spring. Lots of fun. Check out the Appleton Area Disc Golf Club for details.
2.50 star(s)
Fun, year-round course
Open year-round. One of the few in the area. Two tees on many holes. Good, accurate signs. League in the Summer. Lots of wildlife around. You can find deer tracks any time of year.
The nearby paper mill can make the air rather ill-smelling on cloudy days. Sometimes...
1.50 star(s)
Short and Potentially Windy
Not too many courses in the area, and the front nine is fun to play. Practice basket right by the parking lot. Bathrooms are a nice touch! Also, there's a park for kids right by the first tee.
The back nine has multiple holes under 200'. On a windy day, look out...
2.50 star(s)
Old Park
Nice neighborhood. Beautiful park. Scorecards available sometimes. Short and sweet for young kids. Helpful signs at pads. Some nice straight shots required; you're rewarded if you make it down the tree-lined (albeit short) tunnels. If you're looking for an ace, come play here...
0.50 star(s)
Short 9
It's a short one. Nice for kids and people just starting the game. There is a park included. You can also rent out a good-sized pavilion from the park district, if need be. Doesn't usually get too busy.
Only nine holes. One pad and one pin per hole. No maps. No trash cans. No...
1.00 star(s)
Short & Quick
There are baskets to throw at. The signs are accurate. (But, when there is only one pin placement and one tee for each hole, what do you expect?) Good elevation in play.
It's short. It's often crowded. The gate is sometimes closed on the lot. There are only nine holes. There...
4.00 star(s)
The Best I've Played in Wisconsin
The proprietors, Mike and Michelle Cozzens, are two of the nicest people you'll ever meet, and their two kids are right there with them. This course has everything. You want multiple tees? Got 'em on one hole. More pins? Yep. Pro shop? Oh, yes, and a...
2.00 star(s)
1998 Am. Worlds Played Here
First course I ever played. Hooked me on game by 4th hole.
Not enough garbage cans. No signs at pads. Closed in the Winter.
League in the Summer. Check out the Appleton Area Disc Golf Club for details.
2.00 star(s)
Watch your discs.
Well-groomed. The nicest looking course in the area. Good challenges on this course. No one shot will work on all holes. Lots of trash receptacles and benches.
One pad and one pin per hole. It's right near a high school with an open campus, so kids could be crowding it up...
1.00 star(s)
Fun, short course.
Some good challenges on this nine-holer. Lots of ace opportunities. Beautiful park district property with baseball, petting zoo, etc.
Lots of ace opportunities. Not open in Winter.
Playing by yourself can be tricky when you spend a lot of time looking for discs.
0.50 star(s)
Fun for Practice
Fun and open. Some left, some right, some up, & some down. Lots of crane nests to watch throughout the year.
Too open in a few cases. Too much room for error to be really challenging. Can't play while school's in session.
Great for trying out a new disc.
2.50 star(s)
Good Potential
A fun park with lots going on. Not too many trees, but enough to be a hassle and prevent you from completely unloading every shot. Water comes into play a couple times. Benches, trash, and signs aplenty. Even a small "pro shop" by the swimming area.
Not all 18 holes completed...
1.50 star(s)
Nice, for the area.
Accurate signage. Multiple pads make the course more challenging. I once played with the Town Commissioner that put the course in. Small town values pervade.
In wide open (and windy) fields much of the time. Tall grasses can drive you crazy when looking for a disc, but...
1.00 star(s)
Not planned well.
It's a golf course, and there are baskets to throw at. There's a pool nearby.
Anything that incorporates something called "Garbage Hill" into itself is suspect. Ironically, though, there are no trash cans on the course.
Watch out for the river on a couple holes. It's not...
1.50 star(s)
Great for Kids
My nine-year-old loves it!
Not the place for a serious round of golf. But where else can you shoot a 2 on every hole?
I'm not nine years old, but it's fun to play ocassionally.