Dennis Pohle

Very nice Museum with a thorough history of LBJ from his college thru Presidential years. Information is mostly on nicely done sign boards with pictures and some display cases. Tells a lot about his accomplishment in office and his core values. Also focuses on Lady Bird’s background and accomplishments on the second floor. We were there a little over an hour. Friendly staff, a great value.

This is an 18 hole course in a city park. The course is relatively flat with concrete Tee pads and small metal signs. The fairways vary from around 210 to ~600 feet. The metal baskets are old style and not painted. The course begins to the front - right of the small shelter. There is a decent amount of trees for shade and obstacles. There is a small lake near the center. Mostly short grass , hard to lose a disc. Overall 4.5 out of 5 stars.

Interesting park with unique, partially reconstructed French fort. Very limited signage on the grounds. There is a small museum on site that tells a great history of the area. There were no guides at the fort when we were there on a holiday weekend which was unfortunate. Still a very scenic and unique historical site at a very rural location that tells an important story of early North American history. Seems like it could be so much more with additional resources.

Nice place to park and enjoy the green circle trail. It is adjacent to the sculpture trail which joins the green circle. From here you can go north, then east to follow the green circle south along the scenic WI river. The green circle is a great trail with a mix of paved and red granite stone surfaces.

Outstanding, pay to play course. Course is in amazing condition with improvements such as stairs, sidewalks, bag hangers. Most fairways have two tee pads, one medium and one usually on the short side. A few fairways are long, but most are somewhat narrow but playable for most experienced players. Course is hilly and fairly wooded. Overall challenging, well laid out and easy to follow.