There are at least 12 holes that can be played plus there are 3 baskets out in the open that can be thrown to. Nice setup to the holes and a neat view of the mine.

It is not marked at all. Through trial and error we did find at least a dozen holes to play.

Park by the dog park area and start by going into the fenced in area next to it, There are 3 holes there to play, then come back out and directly across the road is a trail to the next hole. With some TLC this would be a course worth stopping at.

It's near the overlook to the Mesabe mine, well worth visiting.
If you like challenges this is a good course, although the challenges are mostly in finding the targets.

sorry I can't give this a higher rating. In my book the definition of an unfair hole is one in which the targets are close enough in distance to get a two, but impossible to score because of the target's position.
There are a few of these there, placed in ravines and behind rocks, or inside of a giant tire, for instance. Could NOT find the course and then couldn't find the first hole. I met a club member, even made a small contribution to them, and he explained this course is destined to be moved. The course is criss-crossed with snow mobile trails and finding most of the tees is an adventure . . . . not well marked, or, marked at all.

There is good intention here, and nice people, but I won't be going back

Scenic overview and great technical wooded course, not super difficult but still challenging.

Could improve signage hole to hole, but pretty well layed out, couldn't find hole one until asking some random person. Some paths and holes a bit overgrown.

Really liked the old town foundations and pictures/history.