While not so heavily wooded, the course is very hilly and has just enough vegetation to make it a great challenge. It is so hilly that you'll be questioning driver length downhill holes (I was 100 feet past with a driver on one 300+ footer, still 50 feet past with a midrange, and parked it when I settled on a putter).

It's much more challenging than it appears on paper and well worth the trip.

It is in an urban area and isn't the most idyllic getaway for WI golf. If you are looking for truly scenic views and quiet, this course only moderately satisfies those need.

I shot a -10 practice round a few days before I played in a tournament in which I never came close to that score (of course, I attended a HS reunion the night before and drove there without sleep, so there ya go flushing money down the drain!).

Second effort in GB and loved this course...such awesome elevation shots. Had a great time!

Clean and well maintained.

Dirt pads.

Directions to next tee pad would be nice...sign, arrow, something.

I was in from out of town and took time to go play...I would suggest you do the same if you get the chance.

1) Good shot variety. I was able to use quite a few different discs from my bag on this course
2) elevation presents a challenge without making it too difficult, but can punish errant throws with a long walk downhill
3) easily accessible for beginners and not too technical
4) the variety also allowed me to use overhand and forehand shots in addition to my usual backhand
5) grass is kept well
6) the woods aren't too thick so It is fairly easy to find your discs

1) every hole is reachable in one shot
2) due to it being popular there will be large groups of people on the course
3) not much challenge besides the hills. No tree lines that shape shots
4) some mud at the bottom of the hill

A fun course for seasoned and beginner players alike. I frequent this course at least once a week. In my opinion it is the best course in Green Bay. Power throwers won't be able to let loose but the shot variety here is the definite plus. Poor players can rejoice that it is easy to find your discs. This and perkins park are my favorites in Green Bay

-hilly
-elevation changes uphill and downhill shots
-good beginner course
-clean
-grass cut all the time
-easy to par

-missing signs
-dirt tees
-swampy in one place
-all par 3s

i play this course 1 or 2 times a week

Very open, so you can blast drives, very beginer friendly with the distance required for eahc hole. Experts can concentrate on accuracy and go for 2's in all the holes. The wooded parts arn't too dense, so you can find ur discs when u lose them. Decent variety of hole types, most are pretty strait though.

Pros will find this course not very challenging because it's very open. There are some tall grassy areas you have to worry about losing a disc in though. The tees are all sand/dirt and its easy to mess up your footing on them. There is alot of vandalism and garbage thrown around.

If your experts looking for a challenge I would advise a differnt course, but this course is a good place to hang out with friends of any skill level and have a good time. You don't have to worry about losing a disc execpt for a few tall grassy holes, but they won't give u more than 5-10 mins of looking. Very fun distance throw spot, and you can have the car driver pick you up at the bottom of the hill instead of having to walk all teh way back up.

Very large course with lots of elevation changes. You'll like it if you like throwing downhill throws.

Be prepared to do a lot of walking...especially uphill.