Very pretty course and has tees to well.. tee.

Very confusing.. Me and a friend had a hard time find the holes... no signs or the signs are vandalized. No course map.. The course is very dangerous in the fact that you can hit people easily and lose discs very easily.

This course is gorgeous. Plays through the middle section of a series of rolling hills that cascade towards off chute tributaires of the Mississippi River. This is the only positive, sadly.

The design of this course is awful. Especially from the back tees. It's as if they were an afterthought. I like courses to be challenging, but they failed with this one.

Every tee plays from behind mature oak trees, so you have to extremely hyzer or anhyzer your drives. This makes sense when playing holes that are sub 300ft., but the long holes play 500+.

There is nothing special about this track, nothing unique, nothing to write home about.

Additionally, the course is not maintained. The dirt parking lot is rittled with pot holes and is in serious need of repair. The signs are damaged on every hole and on one hole there are three tee pads pointing in opposite directions toward phantom pins.

A very poor course desgin, which is a shame given the natural beauty of the park.

The course layout is confusing if you don't have the map, so make sure to print one out if you plan to play.

Pass this one up if you have to travel out of your way to play.