- This DGC seems to be one that is not utilzed as much, so this means you can take your time going around it.
-Nestled along the Sauk River, offering a peaceful game
- Has a warm up / practice basket
-1st Hole plays accros a dried up culvert
- 3rd takes you into the woods by the river (overthrow and kiss your disc bye, bye.)
- All tees are marked with their respective numbers.
-A few holes play in the woods, making for real tight fairways and a few dog lags.
-Best hole plays with the river on one side and trees on another. Need a precise and accurate realease.
-A few blind shots, adding to some level of dificulty.
-All baskets are in great shape.
-The maitnance crew where kind enough to make way for my round.
-Being a short course, I would recomend this as a warm up, before you hit the other ones around St Cloud.
-On site restroom facilities
-Blocks from Scheels Sports at Crossroads Mall (Extensive Disc Golf Equip. Availablity)

-A few of the tees had only numbers to them and no map to the pin placement.
-Tee maps point in the wrong direction to the pin on a few holes.
-Gravel tee pads, real uneven. No idea where the front line of the tee are was, as they are not marked.

-Only major challenge on this course was the river, and a few trees in the woods.

The flow of the course is pretty easy to follow. The only bad part about course design is that you can shoot towards the wrong hole on number 5 if you've never played it before.
There are a descent amount of obstacles on most holes which forces you to throw a certain way.
There are signs on most of the holes.

there is no elevation change at all except a small dip on number one.
Hole number 9 is a ways away from hole number 1's tee.
When I was here, the river it is near was high enough that you couldn't play to hole 3.

Good for a quick play.