University of Wisconsin Parkside

I am not being biased because it's my home course but I think this course is phenomenal! There is a good mix of open holes and wooded holes. There is not much elevation change (2 elevated baskets and 1 elevated back tee) but the ones they did implement are cool. Every type of thrower should have fun on this course. I think this course can be great for beginners from the front tees and great for more experienced players from the back tees. Course is well maintained. Garbage cans an ...
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I am not being biased because it's my home course but I think this course is phenomenal!

There is a good mix of open holes and wooded holes. There is not much elevation change (2 elevated baskets and 1 elevated back tee) but the ones they did implement are cool.

Every type of thrower should have fun on this course. I think this course can be great for beginners from the front tees and great for more experienced players from the back tees.

Course is well maintained.

Garbage cans and benches at some, if not, most holes.

Signs on most holes (some of them are being vandalized by punks that don't want to have a golf course soon, I guess).

Concrete tees that are all the same size and are in great shape.

Cons: Sometimes it can be very busy.

If you have a bad shot on most holes you can easily lose discs, watch your disc! Especially on hole 10 to the right.

Finding holes 7, 10, and 12 may be confusing for first time players. Just remember, after 6, don't follow the path that goes to the street. After hole 9, go left. After 11, take the path back passed the basket for hole 9 and cross the street kiddie corner to the trail that goes back into the woods.

Monday-Friday until 6:30 pm you either have to A). Get a parking permit for 2 dollars. B). Use a parking meter or C). Risk getting a $15 ticket (really only during school is in session). It isn't that big of a deal but I had to find a few cons!
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Wouldnt recommend playing here during late summer or fall when the brush/grass gets taller unless you like walking in circles looking for discs. It is quite easy to toss your disc only 10 feet off the fairway and spend 10 minutes looking for it even if you are walking within 5 feet of if. The course itself is decent, long and short tees for many of the holes, and a few alternate pin placesments. If there is one great thing about this course, it does not favor any one player, aka lefties or ri ...
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Wouldnt recommend playing here during late summer or fall when the brush/grass gets taller unless you like walking in circles looking for discs. It is quite easy to toss your disc only 10 feet off the fairway and spend 10 minutes looking for it even if you are walking within 5 feet of if. The course itself is decent, long and short tees for many of the holes, and a few alternate pin placesments. If there is one great thing about this course, it does not favor any one player, aka lefties or righties forehand, backhand, and it will challenge you to develop different styles of throwing.

P.S. Always lots of broken glass/trash laying about
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