Comanche Trail Park Parkside

@nitalk

14

Signage was misleading, definitely look at the U-Disc map. One hole was completely unplayable as there was heavy machinery working in the area and the basket was pulled up and thrown in the brush. SO MUCH TRASH!!!! Every where was trash and broken glass throughout the entire park and on the small paths. The natural scenery was amazing with the different cactus and shrub brush along with he rolling hills. Was it worth driving the 7.5 hours.... not at all. If I was local it wouldn't be so bad.

@zul1988

15

Trash everywhere, and not just the park goers. Do better disc golfers. Pack in pack out.

@agsarrack

45

There is a lot of garbage on and around the course. I picked up several bags of trash during my round. Some very lazy pigs must spend time at this park.

@fredo1

209

Often no real fairways. Easy to lose discs.

@cortlandgoff

85

So many of the holes just don’t have fairways. The holes that do have fairways are absolutely excellent, but the front 6 makes it too easy to lose a disc

@captjimw

Very nice course. Winds around a hillside. Some hole challenging. Disc loss is a thing here….

@bbacon707

Super fun. Lots of trees and cactus 1-9.

@mikeross

Fun and short front 9, back 9 was a lot of par 3 holes that were longer making it a little less fun

@hattwill

Lots of places to lose a disc, but overall fun and challenging.

@awalker

Very easy to lose discs if your shot isn’t accurate. But very fun.

@nathanjeffries

Only challenging because of the natural ob

@picknick

a variety of elevations, and angles along with lots of trees and brushes keeps this course difficult but fun because it doesnt have many long distance holes

@brayne1

Over grown right now.

@discflite

The front is brutal with thicket and thorns, not much fun to retrieve discs in this stuff. The back was better altogether.

@kakona

This is a challenging course. You start off in the hills where most of the tee shots are uphill or downhill and completely blind and the natural vegetation, which includes mesquite, cactus and live oak plus tons of other thorn bushes, grows wild and untrimmed. Then after six holes of that you head to the park where the holes are more level but OB becomes an issue, especially if it’s windy. Pro tip: Wear pants, not shorts. Also shout out to the course for keeping a lockbox for found discs.

@michael1978

Very hard course due to cactus and spike trees but fun

@sasquatch49

Really fun good mix of park and finesse shots hope you have a good Hyser game

@ceedub86

Need a spotter for sure

@jsicard17

17

This beautiful west Texas desert park course just keeps getting better & better. 10 new concrete long tees poured & ready to play with 3 new pin placements bumping up to a par 57. Work completed by Course Designers Greg Brooks & Chanz Reed along with huge help from Richard Lopez @ Richard’s Automotive, John Hart, Jason Lopez, Josh Sicard, Jeff Rodriquez, Jimmy Futrelle, Jeremy Langford, Matthew Hilario, & Big Sky Disc Golf.

@jeac29

44

Little grown up but Big Sky is starting to clean up some holes. Getting ready for tournament Good job guys !