Capital Springs DGC

@brendadittrich

71

Here’s what you get from paid courses that’s not common at free courses-Beautifully maintained fairways, managed rough (mowed or burned seasonally), benches and garbage cans at EVERY hole, bathroom. Dane county parks are great. Buy the pass to get Vallarta Ast too. This course is often rated easy, but can be deceivingly hard with the elevation and wind. Go in the morning to avoid wind. Play the long pads for more shot variety. You can adjust your pars to all 3 but it doesn’t really matter what the pars are. Generous pars allow women, kids and beginners to feel less defeated. You’ll almost always see or hear sand hill cranes.

@mfrerichs

69

Great for open fairway shots. Rough is thick, but fairways are generous, so experienced players should be fine. First 10 holes mostly the same, not challenging the bag. 12 - 14 in the woods were essentially unplayable for us due to mosquitoes. We ran through them, lol.

@jacester

109

Beautiful. But some skeeters in the woods.

@polanin

84

Well manicured, great (multiple) tee pads, and easy design. Keep it on the fairway or make sure you wear pants, because the brush is no joke. The distances make it fun for everyone and a good up shot type practice for longer arms. You’ll have a good time!

@jonnyt123

275

Somewhat repetitive, but I liked the vibe just outside the city. Mosquitos on the wooded holes were insanity. Would be a great course to play in the fall when the rough thins out and the leaves start changing color!

@billthecrusher

785

Sweet course! 18 holes with long/short tees every hole to 1 of 3 pin locations. Garbage every hole, everything nice, new & clean. Multiple groundskeepers prepping for tourney next day while I played. Mostly open w/ elevation and certain lines

@madmanotl

114

There are a couple wooded holes but a majority including the first ten are either up or down a hill.

@bvwol1

82

Five holes in the woods and the remainder are wide open. A number of elevation shots which are fun but not much penalty for being off center with your drives.

@smith13pe

66

If you’re a disc golfer from out of town, and wondering which Madison area course you should pay to play. Play Elver. This one is boring and you’ll be left wondering what you paid $8 for.

@tomsdiscgolf

252

Pretty park, layout/design is repetitive and straight without much variation. Uphill, downhill, repeat.

@accollier1347

122

Great course. Beautiful prairie course. Elevation change and wide groomed fairways. Generally the same shot for about 12 of the holes. Only 4 woods holes mostly open.

@jahonlee

88

Open lawns mostly. Generous pars. Highly score-able. Adjust your para accordingly.

@gkulaga

131

If you miss the fairway, you will pay!!

@kevinpdonahoe

89

Really liked this course! Was expecting to be underwhelmed with it mostly being open prairies and was really impressed by the elevation changes, shot variety and amazing maintenance of this course! I can’t wait to come back!!

@tmcmanus1276

302

Fun course. The couple holes in the woods are nice. Lots of oaks are being planted. It will be a beautiful course in the future. Still fun now.

@frankingston

76

Fix the pars

@clinton

114

Open and fair lines. Not many trees in the fairways. In the summer the grass can get high and it can be hard to find a lost disc. Almost always windy.

@discgolfmime

143

Capital Springs is a lovely place to throw your discs into a gorgeous prairie.

@jasonhumphrey

85

Wide open but a fun course, easy to navigate and fun shots

@natejanke

97

Bring bug spray! Avoid rough at all costs.