~ Super fun, super quick (20 mins tops), especially if you were on the road and just wanted a practice game like myself, it still posed a challenge if going for only aces
~ Course flows from hole to hole, you end where you start
~ Seems to be maintained trash, trees, and grass wise
~ Sign at entry point stating the rules of course
~ Two other courses on site, not far from more fun
~ Free to play
~ Decent location off I-35, at least with GPS it is not hard to get there, via 23 or 210, there is an obvious sign at the Resort entrance to confirm that you have made it
~ Baskets are nice, tee markers at every tee with footage
~ Par 3 throughout course, easy to remember
~ Fair share of left hooks, right hooks, straights, with well placed trees on half the holes
~ An awesome view of the resort and skiing slope in background
~ You only need a decent midrange to play this course, take it easy and pack lite
~ Great for beginners, especially first timers, or to warm up, it's fun shooting for Aces for the moderately skilled
~ Disc Shop at the main office, as well as food and bathrooms
~ Nearby camping and cabins

~ Course is a little tight, 1 and 8 overlap
~ There is building supplies in various locations throughout the course, such as the PVC pipes on 3 or stacks of lumber on 5, they are not critical to playing though, just not pleasing to the eyes
~ Tees are little dirt patches with a yellow stake marking the foul line of the tee
~ Despite the flow of the course, a posted course map would be cool
~ Parking is a little odd, you park on the edge of the resort's entry gravel road, It's low traffic, but there could be a small parking area, it just doesn't exist
~ I don't remember a trash can, but it would be nice
~ Hole 9 was missing when I went, I played number 1 again in it's place

~ You are requested to go to the office first and sign a disclaimer paper
~ Play this course with a Par 2 in mind for every hole and you will be doing pretty good
~ Pond is currently low, there is swampy mud on the newer shoreline, only risky to land in the mud on 2 and 4
~ Great if you are in the area and need a quick game, I will visit again, and hope to see it improved
~ It was such a thrill, I played it three times
~ It looks like they are trying to install a new hole 9, they were clearing some trees near hole 1

For a putter course, it's a fun play. 9 holes located near the entrance to the Mont Du Lac area. Free to play.

Very short shots. Water is in play on several holes.

Fun for putter practice or to teach a new player.

Easy, mostly open, lightning fast play.

Incredibly easy and not much variety.

It's called the Ace Run for a reason. This is an incredibly short course in which all holes can be aced. This is a perfect course for a new person to learn to play. It's also a great warm up course of more experienced players to start with before hitting up either of the other 2 monster courses featured at MDL.