Braem plays in around a Lowland Wooded area of the Park, with a Creek intersecting

Pretty Fun Design, for not having a lot of Space for the DGC

Decent Variety of Open to Woods, Wooded, and Woods to Open Holes

1 plays on a fill Peninsula, with the Basket next to the Treeline, and a Dropoff to the Lowlands behind it

Go Left on Trail to 2

2 throws from the Woods to a Basket out in the Park, little uphill

3 is 350' with Cedars on the Left, Creek on the Right, and the Basket under Willows

4 plays back along the Creek, on the other side, with Willows guarding the Basket

5 is all Wooded, with the Creek behind and Right of the Basket

6 throws from the Woods to an Open Basket, guarded by an Oldgrowth (Cottonwood?) Tree

7 plays 1/2 & 1/2 from the Open into the Woods

8 is a longer version of 5, Wooded with the Creek behind the Basket

Cross Bridge to 9

9 is a Plinko Green, unless you Pure one!

10 is a Funky Oldschool type hole. Short, but you'll have to Shape a good Shot to Ace

11 is an O'hauser Hole... good luck

12 brings you to the Big ole Pines. Pick your line

13 is a Wooded Hallway, that plays slightly uphill, to really make it a straight tight Tunnel Shot

14 goes back to the Big ole Pines by the road

15 plays a Mando with a short Dogleg Left

16 is thru a good mix of the Pines and Woods

17 is the Longest Hole 420' playing thru a mix of Pines and Hardwoods, with the Green half surrounded by a creeky boggy area

18 is a Fair finishing 'Charlotte Hole' where one can throw Left or Right to the Basket

DTiffany Dgc, with the same Teesigns as the Short Pads at North Park of Wood County

Chainstar Baskets, my personal favorites

Course Boundary is Residential Streets, so even though you're at a Wooded Dgc, it doesn't feel Secluded

Course is on a Lowland Aqueduct area, which is typical for where cities have Disc Golf, unfortunately... or fortunately there's EVEN ANY Disc Golf at Braem!?!

18s Basket is dangerously close to 1s Tee, as I witnessed the Group's finishing/starting

With the Wooded Creek and Lowland area, it feels kinda like old O'hauser

1) Nice big concrete tees are always a positive . . . especially for me who plays all over in the winter.

2) Nice infrastructure with well built bridges crossing over the stream in multiple places.

3) Garbage cans available in multiple places on the course. It also seems like the locals must actually use the cans because it seemed to be pretty clean . . .although I played in the winter . . . it might be a different story in the summer.

4) Posts with Hole Layout, Hole # Par and Distance. Always a welcome site for a guy like me who travels all over to play different courses.

5) Awesome variety in tree density and the types of trees. There are some more open park holes with nice deciduous trees, then some of the tighter holes are all lined with mature evergreens, some tight technical holes through dense hardwood forest. All in all a great asset to this course is this diversity.

6) Nice variety of shot shaping to do well. You will want to work your disc both ways so bring all your throws and a nice variety of discs.

7) Nice variety in hole distance . . . Although almost all the holes are between 175 -275 the foliage and tree density really makes the effective distances different.

8) Nice park with a skate park, tennis, playgrounds, bathrooms, baseball field and more.

9) Plenty of constant challenge . . no real weak holes in terms of design or challenge. Nothing super dramatic or jaw dropping but it is just a solid decent course.

1) Flow and navigation is a little tough in a few spots . . . crossing the bridges, switchbacks from a basket to the next tee. I don't remember seeing any navigational aids so that is something that would help this courses rating improve.

2) Not beginner friendly because of all of the trees and ways for you to go offline with a slightly errant drive.

3) With the density of the wooded holes I did notice lots of piles of branches and fallen limbs . . . there isn't much access to remove this stuff, but it should have been thrown further away and more out of play . . . or maybe I should not throw my disc there! Screw that I'm blaming someone other than myself.

4) A little too much luck might be needed on a few holes. I agree with what some of the other reviewers have said . . . a few more trees might need to come down to make this a more fair and fun challenge rather than unlucky tree hits.

5) You will need to contain your temper here . . . lots of trees to hit and I guarantee you will hit a lot of them.

Not a bad course at all . . . it is pretty, a nice walk in the woods, it has challenge on almost all holes, makes you throw a lot of different shots and different discs. I would come to this course just about anytime if it was close to me. It isn't top notch in any regard but it is just a solid course.

Cement Tees Clear path through park not hard to follow. Hole 17 has to be one of the better holes on course major improvements on that hole removing multiple tree requiring 2 good shots to get a 3. Hole 1 is a good hole length to a basket position down the hill, and Hole 2 plays pretty fair control your disc and get out of the woods with something on it and you might have a putt. Hole 7 lost some trees and has gotten better. Multiple pins on a couple different holes have changed the feel of this course since some of the pictures were taken and most of the brush in pictures has been beaten back. Multiple holes in the wood have received wood chips and even a culvert on Hole 9; Hole 10 is immensly better than when the pictures were taken. Now could be one of the best holes on the course. Hole 18 has been changed and lengthened as well.

course has some dead branches, downed trees, some holes lose the idea of a fairway. Many holes start with a good fairway and end up with a smattering tree wall right in front or around basket. Some holes feel like they would play better with one or two or 8 trees missing. Silly mando on Hole 15

This course is a frequent hit of mine as it requires accuracy and even then you can get a bad kick and be in trouble. Like this course for the challenge. Its a decent course. Definately need to know how to throw or it could be a long trip around this place. Overall I have raised this course from 2.5 to 3 it has got better by a lot. Can still be messy at times with water but for the most part it is a good measuring stick of ones talent and control of a disc.

I had a really good time with this course. It's 18 holes of tough, with lots of tight fairways and some pretty good turns. A nice mix of left and right, short and medium-long. A very pretty course, with a real "walk through the woods" experience playing through the pines. Not a lot of brush and scrub growth so finding your disc is not difficult if you end up off the fairway. Nice facilities, and an "Around Nine" practice hole at the start of the course to warm up putting. Easy access from the town of Marshfield, and not hard to find. Great signage.

Very wet in the spring, with one area being completely spongy and soaked when I played. No long fairways. Some fairways are a bit "optimistic," which is to say "non-existent" - no clear path the the basket. Some interaction with other park activities, but not a lot, most of the course is in the woods. A couple holes are wide open.

A nice place to play 18, and certainly a cool experience if you like the forest. Some holes are challenging, a couple are "close your eyes, throw, and pray," but the overall experience makes up for whatever shortcomings the course has. I would play here again if in Marshfield.