Bryant Lake Park

Great course, my number 2 after Kaposia, for the Twin Cities Area. The entire 18 holes are essentially on a decent sized hill-top over looking a lake. Even the several more open borringer holes are made slightly more interesting by being on a hill at a 30-45 degree angle. A few of my favorites include a 100 foot elevation drop, perfect for a right back hand mid-range. There's an (at least) 100ft elevation drop across a parking lot, roughly 500 foot shot. Another includes some low hanging trees y ...
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Great course, my number 2 after Kaposia, for the Twin Cities Area. The entire 18 holes are essentially on a decent sized hill-top over looking a lake. Even the several more open borringer holes are made slightly more interesting by being on a hill at a 30-45 degree angle. A few of my favorites include a 100 foot elevation drop, perfect for a right back hand mid-range. There's an (at least) 100ft elevation drop across a parking lot, roughly 500 foot shot. Another includes some low hanging trees you shoot under, but need to shoot around a giant rock between you and the basket, however, overshooting by 15 feet means your disc sails off of a cliffs edge.
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This is by far the nicest and most built-up course I've ever played. It rivals a ball-golf course in terms of infrastructure: long tee pads, good signs, wooden terraces, bridges, and pathways. There are a lot of fun, scenic, interesting holes, but this is certainly not the most challenging course you'll find, as it is designed to appeal to all levels of player -- fairly wide fairways, two tee boxes on most holes, and even two baskets on a few (it's not hard to tell which are for the more recre ...
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This is by far the nicest and most built-up course I've ever played. It rivals a ball-golf course in terms of infrastructure: long tee pads, good signs, wooden terraces, bridges, and pathways. There are a lot of fun, scenic, interesting holes, but this is certainly not the most challenging course you'll find, as it is designed to appeal to all levels of player -- fairly wide fairways, two tee boxes on most holes, and even two baskets on a few (it's not hard to tell which are for the more recreational players). I played on a summer Sunday afternoon, and it was rather crowded, so I did a lot of waiting on the tees. $5 to play seems like a bargain given all the perks of this course.
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