Emerald Hills Golf Course
81 reviews (showing 1–20)
@polanin
Disc golf on a ball golf course - depending on the course designer - uses all the terrain or basically the ball golf design. This is pretty much the latter. That’s not necessarily a bad thing - the course is on a nice rolling hillside and is well enough maintained. And it certainly can be fun to rip on a wide open hillside, should you have the arm strength to do so. Fortunately, this course has multiple tee pads and baskets making the reuse of the loop less…tiresome. And the back nine is where the action is, with its slightly more technical shot shapes (plus the length). All and all, this is worth the play and likely a great league experience based on the number of players out here. But it mostly is what it is: disc golf that is mostly second fiddle to the ball golf experience.
@davidpenkler
Be sure to get a tee time on weekends!
@padrino
Came on thurs afternoon and wasn't busy saw one group discing and 2 groups golfing. The ball golfers were nice and let me play thru no prob. Course was well kept and had nice concrete tee pads and signage. Everything was easy to find except I think hole 14/15 for the blue basket which is elevated high on a pole near the road/fence. I'm a outta towner that was passing thru and wanted to play this course just for a notch on the belt but $14 to play isn't worth it for me
@samweisgamgee
Too expensive for the experience.
@mickeyregs
Come to doubles on Mondays. It will change your life.
@rliu721
Not a bad golf course, crazy elevation changes with decent open technical shots
@kpothegamer
Lots of options on how to play. Two tee pads and two baskets per hole.
@smoothdev
Come to Monday night doubles!
@rarriaza
Very busy with ball golfers on every hole. Great course, fun shots, pretty busy.
@gkulaga
Beautifully maintained and lovely hilly terrain to throw on. Finding next tee and which basket to throw to is a bit confusing.
@halfmoonslayer
Hands down best disc between SC and SF (including San Jose courses) Only downside is waiting for ball golfers to play. If you can’t stand waiting, go before 10am, otherwise it will be long day as it’s a 9 hole with 2 baskets.
@mrmeeph
This is the hardest course I’ve played to date (beginner here). Had a blast, the back 9 were exhausting but such an original experience.
@ws6metal
Beautiful course on a beautiful day! Love this place! And the staff here are extremely friendly.
@baileybrown15
Fun course to play for sure. Played the Tournament layout and I enjoyed the design. One thing though, there's one neighbor in particular that isn't friendly so don't throw it in his backyard haha.
@juniorkelemeni
2 pins & tee pads on a 9 hole golf course. Good elevation changes with some long par 4s. Couple water hazards & well maintained. Next door to the Elks Club
@cooketarlton
Fine nine hole loop with two tees and baskets per biggest downside is ball golfers are very unfriendly most of the time and are not happy about having disc golf on the course. Most don't understand that the disc golf course is 18 holes because their course is 9
@mchail
Elevation, wind, reasonably priced. Challenging for ams with a variety of shots. Mostly wide open, but there are some tricky sloped greens. Plenty of opportunity for birdies to feel proud of.
@nickferchau
Tough but beautiful course. Requires disciplined shots and putting. Lots of chances for roll aways.
@benpalm
Really nice, but pricey to play!