-Nice baskets (made by someone locally, but as nice as any that can be bought) with the hole number in metal on top
-Decent layout (you play 18 or easily play all 36)
-Good map, available at the sign in the parking lot
-Grounds kept in very good shape
-Mostly away from other activities in the park

-No tee pads or signs on the course
-No benches or garbage cans
-Rough is a little punishing (especially when I played mid-summer)

An interesting course set in a local park with a lake. The water only comes into play on a handful of holes. Some terrain and a fair amount of trees adds to the interest. All par 3s, some could be par 4s on other courses. Mostly straight forward lines. A great place to work on your technical shots. OK for new players, but could get a bit long if you play all 36. I enjoyed my round here and would consider going back.

Beautiful park with two winding eighteen hole courses

Short holes, most all under 200 feet as well as antiquated baskets.

While this was a nice walk through a park most holes are easily played at half power with a putter. Upgrading this park to more modern holes and a longer eighteen hole layout would draw more players. Park was deserted today save for one DNR employee. Course map available at town hall from the information I recieved.