Brown City DGC

I would say Tom Wagner's review is spot on. "Devilish" is almost an understatement on those first 6 holes. I think a simple sign with an arrow for the next tee would be extremely helpful. We missed th ... show more ›

I would say Tom Wagner's review is spot on. "Devilish" is almost an understatement on those first 6 holes. I think a simple sign with an arrow for the next tee would be extremely helpful. We missed the hole by the pond after taking the other trail all the way around the back to find 7. I spend a lot of time in the Brown City area and will definitely play this challenging track again. Those remaining holes give plenty of opportunities for some bombs. MVP baskets are sweet. Thanks to all involved in the installation of this!

New multiple use city park course with grass pads, wooden hole markers and nice Black Hole MVP baskets. The park itself is clean and well maintained. Park in the small lot by the pond and head to the ... show more ›

New multiple use city park course with grass pads, wooden hole markers and nice Black Hole MVP baskets. The park itself is clean and well maintained. Park in the small lot by the pond and head to the trail to the east to get to hole 1. The UDisc pro map is recommended for easy navigation. The first 6 wooded holes are devilish...very tight, technical and tricky with an unforgiving and ruthless rough (some thorn bushes). The locals refer to this as the “Green Devil”. Hole 6 has the pond to the right and the thick rough/woods to the left, quite the risk, reward hole. Holes 7-18 are a mix of short and long lightly wooded field shots, ending with hole 18, a 617 foot bomber with the pond to the right and the OB road to the left. Overall, if you can make it intact through the Green Devil, you’ll enjoy a nice round.