Diamond X - Red Circle

@nvsevcsik

67

Amazing course with red, white and blue tees. Great variety of shots.

@ironwolf

281

Sorry for the 3 star but I’m terrified of heights. This course is not for the faint of heart. Definitely requires good hiking shoes, more water than you actually plan for, loads of sunscreen and definitely requires pants. If you are adventurous and love adrenaline rushes this is the perfect course for you. If you are a beginner just bypass this course and come back when you have loads of experience.

@discdad

105

Bring your hiking boots

@zwiebe91

76

Not for the faint of heart. You just said I climbed 42 stories during the round.

@samhooker

118

Definitely one of the coolest courses I’ve ever played. Watch out for rattlesnakes. 😅

@bill

773

Poor baskets, poor tee pads, poor signage. The design is great for the space, though a little precarious. This course gets great ratings because of how unique it is, how fun it is, and the amazing scenery. It is a must play in my opinion.

@mbroyles

55

This course has been on my bucket list since starting to play disc golf. Certain aspects of this course lived up to the hype while others did not. The basket you see in pictures on the edge of the bluff doesn’t exist. The cliff shot on 18 is awesome but had to rock climb down to the base. 15-18 in strong wind is next to impossible. Lost 3 discs on those 4 holes alone. Glad I played it once but won’t be back. This isn’t a course for practice. The front 7ish are relatively straight forward but the back 9 is where this course has teeth. Many blind ravines from tee pads. Pads were slick dirt. Use UDisc for wayfinding and followed small dirt trails for navigation without too much issue. No bathrooms or water. Played solo in 2.5 hours but at least 45 minutes of that was searching for discs.

@mboehner

61

Straight out of Disc Golf Valley! Beautiful test of physical and mental abilities. If Harmony Bends is the best public disc golf course, DiamondX is hands down the toughest! Major props to the designer and those that help maintain the beauty!

@jenn

132

Epic views! Throwing down 18 is something special. Prepare for some treacherous walks after hole 8 to get to the plateau where the back 9 plays along.

@tglass

65

Fun and beautiful course with great shot variety. Though very easy to lose a disc

@circleperk

101

Let this course be a warning to all those who play here; read to your children every night and tell them you love them, lest they grow up full of hate, move overseas, join a terrorist organization, move back to the states, then build a course like this. The designers of this course are murderers of joy, thieves of dreams and slaughterers of hope. I have never prayed in my life but find myself on my knees, praying that your crops wilt, your cattle embrace the joys of a homosexual lifestyle, and that Yellowstone goes on for 30 more seasons, bringing legions of latte swilling mouthbreathers from California, Texas, Colorado, and New Jersey to raise rent and taxes so high that you will be forced to retreat to the desolate tundra of North Dakota to survive, squeezing nutrients from cow patties. I am completely gutted, I hate this course almost as much as I hate myself 2/5 stars

@msheddan

222

Like nothing else- most beautiful views and need every shot. MUST PLAY this course ( with a local😁)

@chacho

68

Most scenic disc golf course in the world? It should be in the conversation. Played up and down a ridge line and almost every tee or pin has a picturesque view. Natural rock tees for some holes make it even more fun. One of the best courses I’ve ever played. I’m a little concerned about erosion of the hillsides without more maintenance and clearer paths and signage but with this scenery and the creative holes this is a 5-stars outstanding course every time. Note: you’ll need to be moderately fit and have good shoes. You’re genuinely climbing up and down the side of a steep hill on some holes.

@ryanwille

58

Much better than orange course!

@sokool

67

Wide variety of challenging shots, moderate to intense hiking, club members are friendly, catch a round with a local for navigation (shoutout to Reese for being a real hog)

@aruckman

43

This course has some fairly aggressive climbing sections, specifically getting from 8 to 9 and then from 18 tee down. Maybe there are easier ways than I went but there was zero signage to guide. That said epic course and certainly worth a visit. Bring water and someone who knows the way ideally.

@donchoad

140

Awesome course!Definitely not cart friendly...lol

@redlegcav

90

Great day for Disc golf! Only a slight breeze.

@micahdonald

43

Not a good beginner course, lots of places to lose discs

@harrib

39

Great challenging course! A few very steep holes but it makes playing quite fun and different. Definitely bring water and sunscreen if you’re playing while it’s sunny out.