9 hole course that winds around a multi-use park in the burbs of Minneapolis, MN.

Nice enough DGA baskets. Run of the mill, well mounted, decent enough shape. One pin position per hole.

Concrete-ish tee pads. We'll call them paved. Definitely good enough for what's going on here. One tee position per hole.

Holes 1-4 play in a small section of woods right next to the parking lot, and around the water tower. Tight lines through the trees on 1-3, and a little hyzer shot around the water tower on 4. They're not long, but they're technical.

Nice water carry on hole 5, and just a touch of elevation on hole 7.

The navigation here is not intuitive, to say the least. 1-4 and 5-9 are kind of in different areas of the park. After hole 4, you need to go to the OTHER side of the pond...if you didn't know that beforehand, you could spend some time trying to figure it out.

Holes 5-9 are in the open area of the park, and there's decent traffic here, especially around the very nice playground. Hole 8 plays right next to a baseball field fence, as well. You can very easily end up on the wrong side. These holes are kind of just dropped in wherever there seemed to be space. Not great.

The holes themselves aren't bad...it's just getting to them that is quite odd here. I'd never play it on a really busy day, as I imagine the park gets quite full.

Not a horrible course, but definitely not something to go out of your way for.

IF the city got around to it, this would be a great course. Used to be much better than this.

#1, #2, #4 all seem fairly identical. Shoot through trees. After #4, it seems like the city can't make up it's mind how to lay things out. #6 doesn't even have a basket! It's just a pole with an orange sticker.

It seems like this course has been half finished for years now. I wish the city would stop screwing with the layout. Not worth laying until they clean up and finish this mess.

1) There is a map posted at the start of the course, which is good, you're probably going to need it.

2) Only 1 water hazard, and it's easily avoided

3) #6 is a nice long bomb downhill shot

4) #s1, 2 and 4 are mid-range corridor shots. very tight and controlled fairways

1) From Basket 1 you have to back-track down the fairway to get to #2

2) Rude Tennis players

3) Course does not flow very well. there is a lot of time spent wondering where to go, map at beginning is nice but I'd like to see signs.

4) I play this course about once every 2 months and every time i play it's a little different, but it's never good

Worth playing if Sunnyside or Plymouth Creek are busy, or for a quick warm-up.

The only pros with this course that I can see is that the first shots in the woods are pretty challenging. Other than that, you only have to worry about throwing over the pond.

There are no signs that tell you where the next hole is so if it's your first time, good luck finding where to go. The few times I've played it, I've never played the same holes. Everything seems to be different each time I have gone.
A building was recently built in the way of the fairway on hole 3 I think.
All throws are pretty short, I'm not sure there was a need for a driver the last time I went.
I have only ever played 8 holes here, and they've been different ones each time.

This course could be an ok course if there was more directions on where to go. If I go back and there are 9 holes and maybe a little bit of signage, I might update my review. If in the area, go a mile to Plymouth Creek or to sunnyside or bassett.

The first 4 holes are great for working on your short or mid-range game. They are in a tight woods and will test your accuracy.

Only 8 holes total. The last 4 holes are nothing special.

After playing through the whole course twice I went through the first 4 holes several times working on my accuracy and mid-range game.