Amundson Park
Course Summary
Amundson Park in Sparta, WI, is a fantastic destination for disc golf enthusiasts. With a solid rating of 4.4, it's clear that many players appreciate the layout and overall experience this course offers. The combination of well-maintained fairways and unique hole designs makes every round enjoyable.
One of the standout features of this course is its beautiful setting, which enhances the playing experience. Players have noted that the course is both challenging and fun, catering to various skill levels. The thoughtful design keeps you engaged and encourages creativity in your throws.
Additionally, the welcoming community around Amundson Park adds to the charm of the place. Whether you're a local or just passing through, you’ll likely find friendly faces and fellow disc golf lovers ready to share their passion for the game. Overall, it’s a must-visit spot for anyone looking to enjoy a great day of disc golf in Wisconsin!
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Top Reviews
Like it? Got married there. So please keep it as safe and sacred as it should be. Much love to everyone I will get on such a lovely pathway. To unquote a famous man's words... I shall pass this way again... And it made ALL the difference in this man's life.
- Jack Dylan
Beautiful place to walk around with your family and pet friendly with a little dog park
- Alexis Dehne
Walk around the sand mine! Sadly gouging out the Earth, but maybe nature preserved nearby. And US Silica gave us this gorgeous bridge.
- Lance Green
What a beautiful park, filled with great picture opportunities! There are a lot of flowers of different types spread throughout. The bridge is great. The river is gorgeous. There's a very nice trail for hiking and biking. The park has a shelter and a plaground, an archery area, and a bike station for pumping up your tires. A couple Pokestops and a gym here.
- Nathan Flaminio
I used to love hiking here. Now, the sand mine has expanded along the chainlink fence that borders the hiking trail, and a large chunk of the forest has been razed. Particulates and the smell of fuel make the air difficult to breathe when the wind picks up. If you are looking for a nature hike, this is not it. This is a hike around a sand mine. Ironically, the formerly gravel hiking trail has now been paved, so it’s more accessible than ever. But hey, at least there’s a footbridge and random patches of tulips planted. Just don’t look up.
- B.R. Miller