Kodachrome State Park

@ahyams907

34

The back 9 is no joke. The pars on the 18 hole layout are different than what the course lists. We loved that at halftime you can stop for more water and a snack.

@chickenonabun

54

I would like to rate this course higher but there are two huge issues that greatly hamper one’s enjoyment of it. First, almost every hole is blind, and it is a very long course so if you want to know where the holes are you are going to be doing a very large amount of walking. Second, the tees are absolutely worthless, they are about 6 feet long and it’s almost impossible to do any sort of run up on them, so you have to make due with the side or behind which is not usually very flat. Overall it is still a sweet course, and worth the trip if you are in The area.

@jillybean555

2

Beautiful views, however tee pads weren’t great. Recommend asking for a map when entering park because there’s not a ton of signage. Definitely worth the state park fee tho!!!

@foyamir

Beautiful course. Only played the first 9 holes because You have to step on delicate cryptobiotic soil that takes years to grow and stops dessert erosion. The last nine holes has a lot of cryptobiotic soil. I am surprised they have a course here...

@mreuter

79

Needs bigger tee pads… tiny ones facing off cliffs were exciting tho

@mac12mitchell

44

Tee pads are small but if you tee off to the side it’s not bad. Having a spotter helps on this course. Beautiful unmatched scenery on this course

@kevinpdonahoe

82

Wow, amazing course!! Scenery and hike alone are worth the visit and the $10 fee!!! Some absolute monster holes up and down some big hills! A serious workout for sure, bring lots of water regardless of the season and plan for much more time than your local course. Tee boxes are small, which is the only reason I didn’t rate it a five. Visitor center has WiFi, so use it to start your round to help with finding your way. But trails are pretty worn and easy to navigate! If you are like me and from out of state visiting Bryce Canyon, this needs to be a stop on your visit!

@agustingoba

18

Fantastic course, despite the too-short tee-boxes that are mostly falling apart. Incredible scenery. A must-play if you're in this part of Utah. Well worth the $10 park entry fee. The first few holes feel easy, but that's just to sucker you into the last 6 holes, most of which are brutal. Wear hiking shoes that you can climb in. Take two bottles of water; even in October, I emptied my 16oz bottle by hole 16. Park your car in the lot by the visitor center; course starts and ends right there.

@andy23

14

Craziest course I ever played. Lots of elevation change and longer holes turn a disc golf round into an adventure! 100% MUST PLAY!

@drduryea

7

Fantastic desert course. Trees abound, as do the views. Bring water, boots, and don’t throw it off the cliff! Intermediate, long course

@zillsz

22

Overall the course was really fun in the front 9. We were able to get through the front 9 in an hour. The back nine there were so many hills and canyons that you had to go over that it made it difficult to keep track of the trail. The baskets were really nice. The entirety of the round took us 3 hours and 15 minutes. Also there was no service so if you used UDisc in the back nine then you couldn’t use the map to keep track of where you were.

@kylemattejat

285

Very rouged and primitive but beautiful course. Start your scorecard before you lose cell service or you will be playing find a basket. Bring a friend because you will want a spotter.

@yungdolf22

5

Amazing course with beautiful views, easy to find discs

@nicom9

6

The strangest + best course you will ever play

@bfritz92

Wow! You've never played a course with more gorgeous scenery. But I hope you like scrambling up loose rock gullies and ridges because that's a huge part of this course. The pars are generous but the course is one of the most physically demanding that I've ever played. No idea where hole 8 is.

@kpenner

63

It’s a state park so i wouldn’t expect much “maintenance” or signage but it’s still the most amazing course with the most amazing views i’ve ever played.

@maxxammax

1

Such a Great course in and over canyons - bring plenty of water and expect some time used to find discs.

@agenterik4

“It’s a helluva place to lose a disc” Beautiful scenery. CHALLENGING COURSE. You will be climbing mesas and mountains. You will lose discs. I would recommend just playing the first 9 as they are easier

@blakejhamm

Bad tee pads and pretty easy par. BUT my biggest gripe is the complete disregard of the kriptobiotic soil. You will end up destroying this soil if you play. Really disappointing. I wish they made ob or something to avoid it. Especially because this is a state park that is supposed to preserve the environment. I'm a huge fan of disc golf and the course design was actually really fun, but I just can't play a course where I walk on fragile soil that is crucial to the ecosystem.

@stap2747

20

Really fun course with lots of breathtaking views! So much potential but I wish they'd put concrete tpads in! The ones they have are really short and kind of sketchy so most of the time we played to the side of them. It'd be nice to update the t signs to help you see where the basket is! They said they have 18 holes in now but didn't have a map for the back 9 and with no udisc layout we didn't dare play the back 9. It's worth playing though if you get a chance!