Piñon Rocketship

@badgers8788

16

This may be the worst disc golf course in the United States.

@bcnorval

440

This course is dangerous. All the tee signs have been vandalized. Only three baskets are visible from the tees. There are no safe paths to next tee marked. There need to be safe paths marked for getting up or down the hill or crossing gullies

@jhidalgo

9

Like others have said there is a lot of trees that you could get lost in. Some of the T-signs are missing, but UDisc is on point. It’s a pretty short course but some cool elevation change shots, a good little hike. I almost didn’t play it because of the bad reviews but after playing at once, I would definitely come back if I’m up here again I think if you play it at least once coming back and playing it a second time will be better knowing the pin locations. Some long flags on top of the baskets would definitely make it easier to locate the baskets from the T.

@livelym

4

Almost unnavigable, badly overgrown, with mostly blind tees, only 2-3 truly interesting shots are not worth the hassle. Worst course I have ever played.

@briarhull

5

Bring water you will be climbing a lot of hills

@averyghost85

13

Do not recommend for kids. Broken glass, trash,and loose rocks everywhere. "Ankle breakers" Extremely hard to follow layout and find discs. If you like your disc do not throw them there. Rocks and glass will literally eat your discs in front of you. Zero upkeep. Nobody takes care of this course it's very obvious.

@jtrstars

1

Points on the map were often off from the location of the basket

@vibeguy

Clearing out sight lines would entice shot shaping rather than just throwing over all the piñons, of which there are many. Other than the obscured shots and heavy punishment if you land inside one, a short, fun course with ace runs. If you golf with friends, run ahead and spot for each other. Highlights: hole 3 up the rocks, holes 5 & 7 downhill runs.

@lisalisalisa

Couldn’t finish. A lot of trees/bushes -like, a wall of them. Couldn’t see basket from most pads, just throw x number of feet in the general direction then crawl through juniper, up side of cliff, etc. to find disc…. Some signs were down, but course was well marked trail (through the wall of trees!). Nice views from 3, 4, 5. Gave up after 6. A better golfer - you can reliably throw a certain distance (182, 225, whatever) might enjoy the challenge. Wear pants. Those bushes are thick & scratchy.

@madjudin

Enjoyed the layout. Trimming a lot of the piñon trees would substantially improve the play ability.

@shepard45

19

Good tee pads, and paths are marked nicely. Just a couple too many blind shots and tough to find discs every now and then with the big bushes. But overall really nice!

@talljoe

Tall flags on the baskets would really help. Otherwise it’s a fun course with elevation changes in a nice park. It wasn’t crowded at all

@chastern

Pretty tough course for a novice like me

@walkncontradxn

Recommend high pole flags to mark baskets

@tlvguy87

I appreciate what the course designer is working with here. Good attempt to use elevation but the short dessert pines don’t leave much room for shaping lines. Holes are too short, navigation too difficult, and too many blind shots for me to call this a good course. Got a good workout though.

@betarace914

Lots of blind shots but fairly easy to navigate with good layouts of baskets. Not to play alone!

@hyoomac

Incorporates a steep mesa with great views. Navigation is tricky; uDisc is a big help. The layout has too many blind tee shots. The course is very rough underfoot: wear hiking shoes or boots. The rocks on this course will chew up your discs.

@phelps

if you live nearby, then hell, give it a whirl. would not recommend at all otherwise unless you are one of the rare individuals who enjoys throwing blind shots over pinion and juniper. This is one of those courses that is utterly un satisfying even if you make a good shot

@topher79

Perfect 9 hole course

@dgibs86

34

Don't forget your mud boots!