Dragon Ridge

@james1two

49

Fun course, but the terrain will definitely punish poor shot choices. The whole course plays along steep and rocky ground wear good shoes. Played in the Spring so there wasn’t much foliage growth yet and it wasn’t too hot. Other reviews mentioned lots of blind shots, but I didn’t find this to be an issue any more than at other non-beginner courses. Definitely bring water.

@twistdflinx

16

Bring your trekking pole. It's a bit of a rough trek out here, if you're not used to hiking it may not be a good course for you. But as long as you're fit enough, you will have fun. Wear good hiking boots or shoes. Slick soles are not a good idea. You will twist an ankle if your not careful. This course is wonderfully designed. It can be mean as well. One basket is in a particularly precarious position. But others are deviously fun. A good example is a really high raised basket. I've come close to getting a par there twice. I'm not a fan of the 6th basket. If you get a bad throw off the tee pad, it will take some time to get to your disc. Go around, it's not worth hurting yourself. It's also very easy to lose your discs on this course. I would suggest leaving yourself enough daylight to do some searching. I would really appreciate it if someone would add a smart layout for the front and back 9. Edit: Ladder at basket 14 is broken!