-Brand new tee pads installed!
-Great baskets!
-Grassy fairways
-Simple navigation
-Course map posted
-Good signage
-Arrows in baskets point to next tee
-Plenty of elevation
-Plenty of parking
-Dog and cart friendly

-Some wide open holes
-Heavy pines that eat discs parts of course
-The rough is thick in some areas during mid summer, especially right side of hole 6.
-Lower part of course can become soggy with wet weather
-Not a ton of shade

This is honestly one of the better nine hole courses in Dane County in my opinion. Great use of few obstacles in park. Intermediate level distance with holes between 215-360 feet. But if you're in the area I'd definitely give this course a shot!
THE WIND IS THE BIGGEST HAZARD. If it's windy that day at all you will likely struggle with putting and driving. Makes it fun but also super challenging. This course just opened up and has just enough challenge for top players but also a great place to take family or newbies out. The park is huge with about every sport you can think of played here along with nice shelters and walkways. Also a nice water tower near a small sledding hill. The course part plays along elevation changes and some pine trees behind the tennis court and baseball diamonds. The pine trees near holes one and two will eat your discs. There are bathrooms near by parking lot open from May-Oct. The course should be open year round as well. Course is closed around the 4th of July for Waunaboom event.

New tee pads just installed! Come check it out.