Ishpeming Al Quaal Rec Area
27 reviews (showing 1–20)
@techbutton
Way finding and not signed, app is helpful, but tee box location was off. Most holes accurate within 10-20 feet
@kingelliot
Fairways were really overgrown and there was NO way to find the next hole without UDisc. Shot variety was decent but I won’t be coming back. Surprised I didn’t lose a disc.
@redheadedyooper
Very technical course with some elevation changes. Very scenic. It would be helpful if the baskets had arrows pointing to the next tee as it was a little challenging to find some of the tees.
@rpapkey
Wild elevation changes. Long drives. Beautiful views of the lake. Only real downer is way finding can be a little challenging.
@eggdog
Quite nice. Some baskets were hard to find, and some had a large drop. Otherwise, beutiful course, and I will go again.
@fillthevoid
Great course! Love the layout and how the holes meander through the woods. Had to use a variety of shots. With the lined fairways it would be great to thin the underbrush at least at the common landing areas. I could see people losing discs when everything is in bloom.
@colealli3
very muddy and difficult to find next whole but cool course
@missiled11
The course is definitely for a moderate to advanced players. Signage for hole to hole is not good. Not everyone has UDisc to try and navigate the course. The course has NOT BEEN mowed. Long walks between some of the holes. Finally, I think some signage should be placed advising of when the pin is approaching. I threw my disc way past the pin thinking it was still around a bend of a cross country trail, but it was actually tucked in the woods.
@davdolsn
Some great shots and quality build but there is a ton of walking involved. Be prepared for a hike.
@watchitbend
Probably the most difficult course in Marquette County. Although almost every fairway is generously as wide as a Olympic width cross country ski trail, the rough is ROUGH. So you not only need to bomb on some longer holes than other courses in the area, but you must be accurate and stay in the fairway. Here you get long bomber holes, lots of elevation, lots of wooded tunnel fairways, and the last 4 holes are wide open field throws for the most part...for long par 4s. You also get the amazing throw from up top on Hole #10, down to near the lake, where a 450' hole feels like 200' with the extreme elevation. With that being said though, the red tee layout is actually shorter than the red tee layouts at PM and SC nearby. This is a new goal of the club...some really short holes for beginners. You do still however have to go on a LONG walk up and down hills even when playing red tees. The course doesn't get played a ton. It gets buggy, and yes it's pretty difficult and strenuous. But, that is what it's supposed to be! It's different, and a compliment to the collection of courses in the area. Y'all don't just want the same thing over and over again. Variety of courses in Marquette County is amazing!
@pokebr02
Needs paths between holes. Too much elevation for cart. Good course tho
@trevor214
Hole six and 9 were more difficult to find. Everything else was good, excellent views
@wallrusarmy
Good variety of long holes, mosquitos are quite irritating, not let go but a good bit overgrown.
@orkulose
Played blue tees, all the holes were good besides 10. 6 was a tough one but very manageable. But hole 10 you are throwing over tall grass and ferns so it's impossible to find your disc
@andwhy
Really enjoyed this course, this is definitely a good hike, bring some water.
@hayjhuck
So much walking with a lot of elevation, not super interesting holes
@glubadubzz
This course is pretty long. You will be walking uphill and downhill a LOT. Features some super fun shots though. Front 9 is on a mountainside where ski slopes are your fairways. Rough is really rough. Chances to lose your disc are high especially on 6 and maybe even 10. Back 9 holes feel like really good disc golf holes compared to most of the front 9.
