- Solid well kept baskets, good position and clearly labeled
- Markers for each hole are clear
- Front nine had different styles of holes. A long bomber, Island that I am sure has claimed a few discs(one of mine is in there for sure), some back in the woods. Really nice.
- Played a couple times now, and it is usually not packed, and when you have a few groups out there, you are still spread out and relaxed.

- Tee Pads are in some spots pretty rutted out. Might be time to put down cement
- Some minor looping back on a few holes.
- Back nine are all just long throws out in the open, not a lot of variation on the back side.
- Minor Con - Hole 16 is the main sign to the park, so not visible right away.

This course is no longer pay to play. A lot of the older reviews call this pay to play, and that went away.

+ Clean and well maintained, Plenty of parking
+ Good use of elevation, there is one spot they could have put in a downward bomber hill but my next point is
+ Excellent job avoiding other park activities
+ Good variety of hole lengths
+ Decent flow to the course except for the backtracking after 1,2,4, and 10

- The woods is very under-utilized, only coming into play for 4 holes.
- Water is not used at all, but the beach after 8 offers a chance to wash your hands or discs or just dunk your head in the lake. nice on a hot day
- Single tees, dirt, getting so rutted that new tees are starting to spring up beside the originals. Pour the concrete!
- Navigation can be a little tricky between a few holes. backtracking is required after 1, 2, 4 (Backtrack the entire fairway!) and 10.
- A lot of the tee signs are scuffed or faded beyond legibility.
- I see this style in a lot of courses, where the front 9 will be a nice balance of wooden and open, but then the back 9 is all open and long. I do not want to finish on a long, flat, open 18th hole please.

Take the path to the right after #6, then take the next right
After 8: Walk across the beach and follow the walking path up the hill
#16's tee is the big sign by the park entrance
I was wondering why I hadn't played this course yet and it seems it used to be pay to play. I could not imagine paying $5 for a course that doesn't even have decent teepads.
This course could have a lot of potential.
To raise to 3.5: Concrete, dual tees, replace tee signs
To raise to a 4: next tee signs after 6 and 8, More trees on the back 9.

-Well maintained park
-Some open holes, some wooded holes.
-Water is in play on a couple holes
-18 holes
-Clearly defined holes
-a beach on the land so after a sweaty round or two you can jump in if necessary.

-This course is not worthy of a pay to play status. Its unfortunate it is wrapped into the park fee, because as a free course it is a decent 18 that i would play, but pass it up now because you have to pay.
-a lot of open holes to the extent at points you feel like most the course is in a field with some trees.

In general i think this is a good course, just shouldn't have to pay $ to play it. I have went out and bit the $5 bullet way more than i would ever expect but that is mainly because it is the closest, good course i can get to. So when i dont feel like driving an hour, i will stop by this course. Give it a shot once, but i by no means feel like it is something anyone would go out of their way for.

Well marked and good layout for the land. Starts and finishes right at the parking lot, and also causes a lot of redemption rounds. Great signature hole in #2, being a shot to a small island with bridge access. Good mix of long and short holes.

$5 to play isn't terrible, but it's not quite a pay to play quality course. A lot of the holes are wide open so a rhbh player need only a strong hyzer for most. Woods can get overrun with mosquitoes, and I am not one to back down from a few bugs. One hole plays along the park, and can sometimes get congested on nice days

This was a hometown course for a couple years, and a great addition to an area lacking courses. The front nine, in particular holes 5 - 9 are the ones that determine your round. You can afford to give a few, but they sometimes take a lot. Keep your patience when going through the wooded holes,and bring bug spray. Then it opens up and shortens up on the back nine for a chance to shoot low.

A true island green - 360 degree surroundede by water! Nice chains. Not a lot of play. Beautiful park setting. On site camping, grilling, swimming and observatory (if you sched it right). Very well manicured. Scoring opportunities abundant!

Maybe too simple back 9. Grass tees. Can be buggy. Has nearly every kind of thorn plant know to grow in MN waiting for you on holes 6-8. Nearby campground sometimes bring 8-or-9-some first-time famlies out.

Some people don't like the parking fee but I think it keeps the course more open. I've been the only one out there on a sunny summer Saturday afternoon many times. A great multiple round course. Keep it close on the front and you can tear it up on the backside. Great for beginners and the more seasoned players should score well.

-Variety of shots with a wonderful island green on #2.
-Very quiet and never busy
- good baskets

-grass tee pads
-bugs!
- a few boring straight holes
Don't walk by hole #5 (it's back to the right from basket #4)

I enjoy this course, and its much better than the other closest option in Glenco. Hope they pour some tees soon!

18 holes in a scenic multi use park with new ( DGA) baskets and nice grooming of fairways. Some holes seem to have multiple teepads planned but nothing is poured yet. Each hole is sponsored by a person or persons so it seems a local group is driving the development which bodes well. Basic signage giving distance and hole number is in place.

Has a nice variety of shots and hole distances with good use of available trees and rough to define shot selection. Most areas of the park are fairly open, this isn't a forest course but a few holes do play in the woods.

It has a good signature hole (#2) as others have mentioned. Nice to see an island green finally.

Some holes are just straight throws in an open field with no real obstacles. Kinda boring.
Since it is a multi use park you run into the other activity issue. For instance, hole 9 plays very near a volleyball court and a few other holes play near a gravel road used by cars, bikes, and walkers.

The rough on the 2 holes in the woods is really rough with itchweed everywhere. Bugs are also an issue. Normally I don't mention bugs, but this course plays near a swamp and water and you will get attacked.

A 5$ entry fee for the park makes it a tough call when teepads aren't poured yet.
Once everything is done on this course it will be a pretty darn good course. As it is it is still a work in progress.