Not the longest course but not shortest either. Most holes can be reached with a drive but they are not short drives by any means, Locations moved weekly making this a different course every week you play. For Blind Holes there are QR Code readers on the tee sign if you have a smart phone you can scan and shows you a pictures of the tee pad with color dots to show where the baskets are and where the current locations is. Other holes where the basket is seen from the tee they have questions about the course and disc golf that you can Scan to get the answer. Also if you play there allot if you like the facebook.com/dretzkadiscgolf page you get pin location updates when your not there. My all time favorite course close to the city of Milwaukee.

I play this course probably around 150 days each year and cannot say enough about it. I absolutely love it and want to increase it's reputation for any first timers who are lucky enough to play it.

Nothing!

They remove their baskets for the winter time but only to install the winter course during that period.

Lots of variety. Long holes, short holes, woods, hills, etc. No tall grass or thick woods. You can find a stray shot quick. Park is used alot so the woods is trampled and open to finding discs. Cement driving pads for different levels of skill, amatuer or pro distances.

Alot of people use the course so you could be rushed or stuck behind a slow group.

Great location and fun to play.

Two parks: one 18 holes, one 9, and are easily both integrated into eachother for 27 holes of pure bliss. A very scenic course, well maintained, with a nice mixture of shots.

No cons whatsoever. This is my favorite park because of its versatility and visual appeal.

If you are looking to integrate both courses into the same game, which I reccomend, simply cross the road after hole 11, play the 9 holes there which will lead you back accross the street where you'll find hole 12. A very smooth transition.