Sandy Knoll County Park

Sandy Knoll Disc Golf Course is a true gem for disc golf enthusiasts. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this course offers an exceptional layout that keeps players engaged and challenged throughout. T ... show more ›

Sandy Knoll Disc Golf Course is a true gem for disc golf enthusiasts. Nestled in a picturesque setting, this course offers an exceptional layout that keeps players engaged and challenged throughout. The design expertly combines shot variation and distance, catering to all skill levels. You’ll find a mix of open fairways perfect for testing your distance drives and technical wooded holes that demand precision and strategy.

The flow of the course is seamless, with clearly marked tees and thoughtful transitions between holes. Elevation changes and natural obstacles are utilized brilliantly, adding an extra layer of excitement to each throw. Additionally, the course is well-maintained, with clean grounds and quality baskets that enhance the overall experience.

Whether you’re aiming for a casual round with friends or seeking a course to sharpen your competitive edge, Sandy Knoll delivers on all fronts. It’s a must-visit destination for anyone passionate about disc golf.

This is the best course in the Milwaukee area, hands down. Try it again if you haven’t in a while, it’s alive and growing. Every year this course continues to get better and better! There are more ... show more ›

This is the best course in the Milwaukee area, hands down. Try it again if you haven’t in a while, it’s alive and growing. Every year this course continues to get better and better! There are more tee pads and new basket locations each year that help transform this from beginner to almost a DGPT tour stop. The on site shop is great and Josh is always up for some good disc golf conversation. The course is generally flat with a challenging layout of open and wooded holes. Although the holes are wooded, there are achievable lines on each hole if you can hit the gaps, which to me personally, is more interesting than wooded courses that have no real gaps and play like pinball machines. Stays dry after a rain and the mosquitoes are under control.

It's a gorgeous course that's well maintained. There are multiple pins and tees on every hole. Several of the long pins completely change the hole. Half the holes are open and half are in the forest. ... show more ›

It's a gorgeous course that's well maintained. There are multiple pins and tees on every hole. Several of the long pins completely change the hole. Half the holes are open and half are in the forest. You won't find a more picturesque course on a sunny day in the middle of October. The 9 hole beginner/warm-up course is heaven if you like ace-runs. There's also a nice stocked pro shop.

The fact that its inside a county park makes it a family destination. There are basketball courts, a dog park, a baseball diamond, playgrounds, a sand volleyball court, swimming/fishing pond and many shelters to rent for gatherings.

Sandy Knoll is among the nicest courses I've played anywhere.

It deserves a higher average rating due to the quality of the course. The maintenance is great and improvements occur often. Good communication from the community for this course. It has multiple pin ... show more ›

It deserves a higher average rating due to the quality of the course. The maintenance is great and improvements occur often. Good communication from the community for this course. It has multiple pin locations that change often and put an entirely new feel to each hole. Long tees add another layer for those with high ability.

The course is well maintained and is consistently having work done. There are multiple pin locations on every hole. Very soon every hole will have 2 tee pads. As on right now only 18 does not have a p ... show more ›

The course is well maintained and is consistently having work done. There are multiple pin locations on every hole. Very soon every hole will have 2 tee pads. As on right now only 18 does not have a permanent long tee yet but is said to be done on the next course work day. Every hole has 2 tee signs, one for the black tee( short) and one for gold tee(long). A lot of the holes even have sponsored signs. The signs also show where the basket is currently located. The first 3 holes are in the woods, the next 9 are mostly open, and the last 6 are in the woods. The new addition of a cute little 9 hole beginner course was added. Most hole are between 170 to 280 ft.

Positives: 10 Great wooded holes. Innova 28 chain baskets, turf pads on a majority of holes. Negatives: Almost every hole has a pin way off to the right making the holes almost impossible due to ab ... show more ›

Positives: 10 Great wooded holes. Innova 28 chain baskets, turf pads on a majority of holes.

Negatives: Almost every hole has a pin way off to the right making the holes almost impossible due to abundance of trees lining the fairways with hardly any area for a landing zone. 80% of the course is a forced over anhyzer for your Right handed player, or it’s basically just a lefty course. Brush, and rough are so thick in some areas you can hardly manage to save par let alone putt inside the circle. Putting greens are supposed to be be for putting, and trees next to baskets or putting you in a ‘tree trap’ takes away from great shots and turns it into a gimmicky course. I shouldn’t be 20-30 feet away and have no put because there’s 15 trees in the way with no line.

Overal: not a horrible course, but you need more luck than skill to play here. If you lack certain aspects of your game, this course will bring those out and force you to become better. There’s better courses around that are fair for everyone, this isn’t for the average golfer or lower.