Yea, I decided to write this review to use that title!! And wolfhaley and ElementZ inspired me.
Pretty cool this Town/Village of 900 has two 9 hole courses. The other is at the High School and is a better course, even though most of the holes are straight layouts.
This course moves counter-clockwise around the border of the course (only #2 departs from the border), with thick rough of trees and brush down the left of those 7 of those holes. #3, #4, #5, #6 and #8 are basically the same holes. So yes, you better be ready to throw a lot of hyzers.
Which brings me to #7, my favorite hole on the course, the tee post is just beyond the right field corner of the softball fence. The basket is beyond the 3rd base/left field fence, about 40 feet from that fair pole. Oh, and the basket is just 10 feet from the border brush, it measures 300' staight line across the field. If you play it like I did, tee shot just beyond center field, then a high hyzer (see, the 2nd one) over the center field fence, over the left field fence that has to drop before the park border brush. It measures 360' on that route. Its one of those with obvious OB areas, but little chance of losing one.
#9 does play down an access path, but is a mostly straight tee shot (that could be hyzered) then an upshot to the basket in the middle of a couple of paths.
I would get tired of playing this course very often, but with the football team practicing on part of the other course in town, this was a good alternative. The tough thing for course baggers is that it's not convenient off of I94, better access is off Hwy 29.