From cow "paddies" in 1919, to a 9-hole, grass-green golf course in 1996, this little course presents a BIG challenge: 35 acres of 600 trees, native limestone rock walls, 5 frog ponds and oriental, red glacier rocks create hazards for even the best golfer. 

For $300 a year or $15 a day, "duffers" can "bogey" down the gentle roughs or rent a golf cart to take on the challenge of this 32 acre, par 35 course in a beautiful countryside setting.  As for the golfer, "Golf balls can't swim" and that's "par for the course".