On an island surrounded by the Wisconsin River. Lots of ace chances. Short and quick. Not too crowded.

Some of the holes are a little too short and easy. Dirt tee boxes.

An easy course that is still pretty fun to play. Come here if your looking to get your first ace. They could have placed some of the baskets closer to the water to make it more challenging.

Despite being in a public park, the course is separated. Most of the holes weren't ridiculously easy due to baskets being strategically placed behind trees or bushes. The park is beautiful, shady and it was a great place to practice shot-making. This would be a good place to spend an afternoon, picnicking, fishing, and disc golfing.

The dirt tees were dry, so they weren't a problem, but I could see things being ugly after a rain. The distances were too short to be seriously challenging. They range from 78 feet (yes, 78 feet!) to 198. I played everything as a par 2. They should have put some baskets closer to the river for a little risk. All the holes were either left turning or straight. The ones that were straight I anhyzered my shots, just for practice.

I was passing through and had some time to kill and I had a good time playing here. I got some nice, quiet practice in. I would play it again for the same reasons.

Short and a great course for a family to play if they have children that may be just learning or not strong enough to throw hundred plus footers. Opposite direction shots are the normal here, so some skill needed.

VERY SHORT! Right on the shore of the Wisconsin River. Gets muddy after a dampening even(not even a heavy rain)

Not far from downtown Merrill. Plenty of things to do in Merrill proper, EVEN a disc golf friendly hobby store "Fun Stuff"

A pretty course along the Wisconsin River. A decent mix of short and medium drives, mostly left-turning, with wooded fairways on most of the holes.

This is another example of a disc golf course as an afterthought. This course was designed not a course, but as "how can we fit a nine-hole course onto existing park property?" That having been said, the course mixes with regular park activities on only one hole (#1). The last 8 holes of the course are crammed onto an island off the park "mainland," and the result is many holes that are ridiculously short (I got my first ace here but don't really count it because it was under 100 ft).

A good place to practice left-turning up shots and short drives. Or if you have something else to do in Merrill, Wisconsin. Oh, and you've never had an ace, this might be your shot.