Johnson Park

@michaeljames14

53

A great short game course to work on your approachs on varying types of elevation. Biggest issues is signs are missing on 4/9 holes, many of the baskets on the hillsides are leaning to the grade of the slope. It was a fun course to play and work on the short game. What definitely recommend for anybody who wants to just practice approaches on elevation.

@bubbagibson

25

Missing signs on a few of the holes.

@davidnordquist

52

Good short technical that finishes strong. 💪

@marcus13

117

Fun for what it is.

@micah286

69

Ace run city!!!

@bmatter

54

Few tee sign missing hole 2 gone Hole 8 on the ground Very fun course

@jdwires

42

A really nice short and fun nine-hole course. The only issue I have is with about half of the baskets leaning way over. My son got his first Ace on hole eight! We will definitely come back and play sometime when we're passing through.

@tboess06

6

Short, very easy

@beetlejuice2

Short, uphill only need putter and roller

@joeluhlmeyer

3.6 uDisc stars. Not great, not terrible. Seriously tho its actually pretty good for what it is. Excellent short game practice course.

@shawnwarmouth

Really fun course. There are no pads but the coarse is a very nice 9 hole. Will go back to play. I'm in Des Moines but it's worth the drive.

@myangmi

Great course for what it is. Took a first time player and they had a good time here. Long tees were hard to find and finding the next holes were hard without u disc. Definitely did a good job with the limited space they have. Good putt and approach course for more advanced players. Hole 7 on Longs is super confusing on where to Tee from.

@chylerallison

Needs more upkeep with the signs. Some of them need to be re-cemented

@pseudodudo

very small // decently fun // last hole should be par 4

@ddoud11

Great course to learn the game as beginners or to play as a family. Nicely mowed fairways with good use of elevation changes. Tall grass lines the fairways, which can potentially cause a lost disc, but no water hazards. Good course to practice approach shots and elevation changes. More experienced players will want to use the long tees to add some difficulty, which are kind of hard to find on some holes

@wileecoyote

Small course. Can’t even use a driver, a fairway driver for beginners at best. Would be a decent course to practice layups and putts. It’s a “if you’re in the area” type of course.

@joesanchez29009

Fun little course. . Really only need a putter and maybe a midrange for an experienced player

@jimmyd

Nice short course with good signage. In good shape only a very little damp up by tee 9