Well-kept, no overgrown areas
Good use of elevation
Good signage and flow
Good baskets

Tee pads are a little short, but so are the holes
Very little variety - most of course can be played with a putter
Very few tree obstacles

Played this course as a quick pit stop on my way to the Dells. Felt the need to review because the rating is a little too high (overrated). Course served the exact purpose I was looking for - quick easy 9 to stretch my legs!

+ The course equipment here is top notch. There are concrete tees, great baskets, and a tee sign that shows the distance.

+ As the course resides on the grounds of the Dodgeville schools, the area is very clean. There was no trash when I played and the grass was mowed and plush.

+ Plenty of elevation makes this course slightly more exciting than your average park.

+ Mostly ace runs! To me, this is definitely a 'deuce or die' kind of course, which is great for beginners and those playing their first round. The longer holes are all downhill whereas the shorter ones are uphill.

- The only obstacle you'll be dealing with here is elevation, which makes it a pretty boring course. You can stand in the middle and see all the baskets.

- Single tee pads and basket locations. Having an alternative set of tees about 100 feet or so behind each of the current tees would add a lot of spice for players looking for a more challenging round (or those wanting to get out their drivers).

Like the prior two reviews, mine is fairly short. I can't really think of much else to add. It's an open, hilly, and quick round on a very clean course. It's a fun little course, but not one that will require a large variety of shots. Definitely not deserving of the 3.5 rating this course had prior to this review being published.

Nice Par 3 course.
Situated next to the schools.
Nice Tees and signs.
Baskets are very nice.

One of the hole signs, I think #4 could be facing the other way as it points in the wrong direction where an inexperienced disc golfer could mistake basket #2 being used as #4 as well.

Lots of hills! But this is also a pro for those who play disc golf for fitness!

I love that my hometown has a DGC! And being an Eagle Scout myself, I am proud this was an Eagle Scout project! It was great seeing all the hole sponsors and course sponsors from the community!

-Wide open fairways, would be a nice beginner course.
-On school grounds, so always mowed nice.
-Concrete tee pads, very nice flow, & well marked holes.

-All shots are fairly similar/straight drives to the pin, no opportunities to use various shots - could play whole course with driver and putter.
-Not many trees or hazards to play around.
-Single pads & baskets, no multiple tee/pin locations

Nice to finally have a good course in Iowa County!