Madison Park
133 reviews (showing 1–20)
@sammattson
Golf course disc golf at its finest in the area. Some tree placement in fairways to shape shots around, lots of open shots for distance, some short technical holes.
@cs9320
Course has come a long way since opening. New tee pads, new MKE signs, navigation arrows, and alt pins make the course feel legit. The signs solve the problem of multiple baskets in sight on some holes. New Hole 7 is dumb but I like it. Have to skip it or slide it up thru a tiny gap. New Hole 10 has a questionable line since the evergreens catch everything. There's new mandos that prevent cheesing some holes. Course plays great in the summer - no long grass anywhere. Good mix of short and bomber holes. Doesn't get crowded. Maybe needs some benches and garbage bins. Now one of the better more open/mixed style courses in the area!
@deanna9
Excellent new pads on almost all holes. Signs are great but need something other than a magnet to mark A vs B Basket on sign. Most not marked. Baskets NEED Hole Numbers on them. Arrows pointing to next tee were mostly there. Some were broken and others not existent. Loved the open layout with trees, enough to make the course interesting.
@berglinq
Really solid course. Some lines don’t make sense yet (throwing through the middle of the tree to get to the basket). In a year this place could be great.
@apwoods
New pin positions are super fun! I am so happy that this course is getting the attention it deserves! The new tee pads are great, only thing missing is a few benches and some more garbage bins.
@jefftokencreek
Signs show 2 baskets. There is only 1. Udisc distance doesn't match either distance. Many holes throw close to other fairways. Not much shade. No benches
@xenosole
It’s a nice course. Well maintained and a variety of shots in a park setting. Tees are marked with # and map.
@smsweeney
Great golf course turned disc golf. Cool design and improving with addition of 6 amazing turf pads and twelve more on the way. Short layout is fun too.
@gqueisser
A super cool/unique layout compared to other MKE courses. Teepads are the only concern, wonder how many knees have been taken out here :/
@tommymort13
Pretty good course and very open
@ianblair
Nice open beginner friendly course with a couple longer holes to test out your range. Teepads aren't fantastic but overall solid park
@tomasjeronimo
Being built on an old traditional golf course, it’s not a bad spot. Some of the hole design is questionable with how it is laid out but overall not a bad use of space. The upkeep is only alright with it needing to be mowed a bit more than it usually is. Tee pads are by far the worst part about the course (although there is an effort to begin to replace them with concrete ones) which can occasionally ruin some hole with unsure footing when you want to open up a bit. Two of the par 4’s are pretty soft but overall a good course for beginners or somewhere for advanced players to play a casual round. I will say though that it is somewhere that is a bit of an ask to pay for when you don’t see any of the money being used for upkeep. Still, good par 3 course all things considered.
@rpmetzler
Nice open holes for beginners and/or driving practice. TERRIBLE tee pads (rubber, warped), particularly bad in wet weather. Otherwise a joy to play with some basic technical shots around sparse trees
@jpadrones
Super scorable course. Wind was a factor on some shots, but still a fun time. Great course for beginners or intermediates. Will probably be too easy for more advanced players but still some fun midrange/fairway driver practice!
@bostonbrian
Beautiful and not busy
@jeremeat
Open fairways, some tight greens, mostly putters, but a few big drives. Needs pads.
@gingerbeardo
Grass is really long right now. Only baskets 1-5 & 15-18 are in. Nice fun course so far!