Before the holes "across the road" I played at least one, if not two tournaments there. Very original hole 12, was a short, but fun/dangerous hole that played from the hill top (not far from current basket for hole #11) to a basket just across the creek. Creek o.b., very much in play.
The hill side that current basket for hole 15 basket sits atop; you used play a few holes sideways back and forth across that hillside; with tall grass o.b. as the primary obstacle. Or, if you allowed your disc to go sideways and flow down the hillside.
Rich's (Martin) design has really held up wonderfully at Plamann. (Steady Ed worked with him on it.) Tees still the same as original. To this day, the course has the daylights played out of it, 7 days a week; dawn to dark.
Idea for holes across the road came from "Uncle" Joe Weinshel. He was one of the main designers for original layout at Dretzka Park, in Milwaukee; and a very early "Ice Bowl" tourney creator.
I played a couple of times, in the very early Plamann days with Uncle Joe and Ted Mani. They had me eating "wild cucumbers" that could be found by the creek, near basket for hole 5...claimed they were psychedelic.
*They were not psychedelic.