Brockway

This is a fun course that is well maintained with a good mix of some baskets in the woods and some more in the open. It is well marked and it is easy to follow for newcomers. It has a good mix of dist ... show more ›

This is a fun course that is well maintained with a good mix of some baskets in the woods and some more in the open. It is well marked and it is easy to follow for newcomers. It has a good mix of distances ranging from 250 up to the big dog over 600 ft. It is both challenging and fun, but a slight knock is there are 9 baskets for the 18 holes so you have to be careful if it gets a little busy. Still -- one of my favorite courses in the Twin Cities so it deserves a ranking maybe just slightly below Oakwood Park in Cottage Grove.

The first few holes are covered with a 'forest' atmosphere. Up until the 5th hole and to the last, it's somewhat clear to very clear. Very clean course, friendly people, mix of challenging to nice and ... show more ›

The first few holes are covered with a 'forest' atmosphere. Up until the 5th hole and to the last, it's somewhat clear to very clear. Very clean course, friendly people, mix of challenging to nice and easy holes. On a scale of 1-10 for toughness, I'd rate this an 8 to an 8.5. Some holes, although can be short, have the nets set up at various angles thus making it more challenging to 'ace' them. This puts an interesting twist as to what may be an easy hole or not. Hole 16 is unlike many other holes on this fine course for it is the only one to be located near a road that could create a potential hazard for any golfer, meaning you could lose your disc(s) if not careful. I would recommend throwing a disc that has a sharp turn if you're throwing backhand (I think one example is called a Discmania DD2 if I am not mistaken) where if thrown RHBH and it goes over the road, it can come back towards the green. A nice park where the people are great and friendly, and a great choice for those that are new and for vet players looking to try something new.