I've played this course probably 25 times over the last year because me and my playing partner use either beloit or porter as a warmup course before we leave town on road trips.

Nothing exciting here, but also not a lot of negatives either.

*Tees, sinage, and baskets are all in good condition
*grounds are kept and free of trash
*Bathrooms available if they're unlocked
*easy layout to follow
*You can keep an eye on your vehicle from any hole on the course
*lots of chances to hit an ace if you can drive decently

*no thrills, basic public park 9 hole.
*Sketchy neighborhood, but haven't had any issues thus far

The last rating does have it spot on that this course is empty; but that is only true for weekdays. On the weekends it's the exact opposite. Usually there's a party going on in the pavillion, and the playground is full of children. There are also a lot of disc golfers here on the weekend.

Not an issue for me, just avoid going for big throws if you dont want to hit anyone.

This course is great for warming up or beginners.
Thank god for basket placements behind trees otherwise I probably wouldnt stop here
Don't go out of your way to play this place.

- Well thought out for the amount of space provided.
- Cement tees (always a plus)
- Descriptions of where the baskets were on tee signs (the ones still there, anyway)
- Beautiful park scenery tucked away in the city
- Restrooms!
- Practice basket
- A good novice/practice course.

- Surrounded on most sides by fenced in areas, like a tennis court or residential property
- Since it's in a city park, there are a few benches, a shelter and a playground which could interfere with play if people are occupying them.
- Fairly simple, not many challenging opportunities
- High grass in some spots
- 9 hole

This isn't a bad course, but it isn't by any means fantastic. There are some fair drives required here and there, along with a couple of bends around trees but the course won't be too much to handle for someone with a bit of experience.

The pin placement is nice for most holes, but going from tee to tee and figuring out which target can be a little confusing - most baskets aren't too clearly marked, however the tees have the hole number marked on the cement, which helps.

The tee signs which are still up are useful, but it would be nice if tee 1's sign was still marked - we got the practice basket confused with hole 1 (It also didn't help that the tee sign said 133 or so feet, which was written in marker. Kinda short for a hole, yeah?).

The baskets were in pretty decent condition, though I noticed a bit of rusting on the interior chains of basket 9. Being secured in the ground with cement is a nice touch, especially for a city park's course.

If you're in the area and looking for a new place to go through, it won't hurt to check the place out and get a nice feel for how you're progressing - It's a simple course that doesn't demand much, so for more experienced players, this course should be a breeze. Just be careful of anyone in the shelter/playground area. And lock your car doors, the neighborhood seems a bit shady.

Great for beginners. My mom and dad want to learn to play and this is a great course for them. Its also a good course for anyone just wanting to have fun and is in the area.

The layout is confusing but after you play it once its easy to remember. If there is a lot of people at the park in the pavilion I would recommend not playing very aggressive.

Good small course in town. Wouldn't recommend traveling to play it but if you live in the area and want to practice its a nice course.

This course has a lot of big trees and is very well maintained. I did not see any trash. The only times I have played this course. There has been no one else in the park, which is nice because you can play a couple of rounds in about in hour. This is what I would consider a practice course. I had just gotten some new discs and wanted to mess around with them. This course is the place to do that.

Baskets are in relatively good shape and all the tee pads are great.

Not a very long or difficult course. This is not a course for someone who wants to be challenged but is like a said, a great practice course.

Tee Signs are in rough shape. The first time I play. I had a hard time figuring where to go after I was done with one hole.

Would have never stopped if my girlfriend was not a Beloit College alum. If your are looking for something to do in town. Bring a couple discs with you and stop by, its not gonna hurt. If you aren't having fun after awhile. Well its only 9 holes or a short walk to your car.

A lot of course for such a small area. A few tricky holes that make it fun.

The course is very short and not very tough. Parking on the street kinda sucks, but it could be worse. There is a pavilion in the park that a few of the holes are close to and made me kinda nervous to throw towards due to the large party that was going on.

The course is worth playing if you're in the area like I was, but I wouldn't travel to play it.

-They managed to keep the holes pretty long in a small area.

-Holes are all very similar

I tend to like courses that more open holes as opposed to trickier shots through woods, and that is what this course offers.