Pronghorn Disc Golf Course
266 reviews (showing 1–20)
@tgiflatball
Honestly I’m amazed how poor of a course design was chosen for this property that had some potential. No shot variety—just blind chip shots with bramble within 15 feet of most baskets.
@tonyd69265
Little short course, has potential to have a bomber layout but scrub oak needs cleaning up in some areas
@nfisher
Great addition to the Denver area. Everything is there to make this a fantastic short course except the layout. Front 9 is fairly good but back 9 has a couple head scratchers like the gap from 11-12 and 15-16
@mnagel1991
So many dumb blind shots with thick brush at the landing areas. Lots of wind since the course is on a hill
@grumpywalrus
The upkeep of the course is solid but the design leaves much to be desired given the opportunities that the property presents. Way too many dinker holes and wide open hyzers that are 150 feet. Though scoreable, the biggest grievance I had was with where 18 finished. Why do I have to walk so far back to the course when there’s so much property that could’ve been used for the back nine to get you back to the parking lot.
@pr0fe550r
Hike in, hike out
@geoffspakes
Wonderful course with great views, the shot variety is spectacular.
@drfrisb
Great disc golf adventure. Well designed and very clean.
@easystreetben
Fun little course that does a nice job hiding baskets and asks a lot of you off the tee. Will officially open soon and should be easier to navigate at that time. Consider wearing pants as the shrub oak will eat your disc more than once.
@trowskis
Lots of interesting shots and plenty of challenge for a shorter course. Elevation changes and Gamble Oak bushes make the course more challenging than the distances would suggest.
@jprestonesquier
Mostly dry, couple muddy and icy spots on the north facing hill.
@ogan82
Fun short course with plenty of shot variety. The few mandos in place are very gimmicky and force unnatural shots (except hole 18’s double). Would not say this course is Cart Friendly, more like Cart Barely Acceptable due to the very rough ground and prickly pears. I only had to lift my cart or the ground in a few places though. Overall fun with lots of elevation.
@jerryboy734
If you want to skip leg day at the gym, this is a great substitute! Bunch of steep uphill and downhill shots. Many short ace runs. Fun course for sure. Having a spotter would help. Bushes guard most holes, easy to lose a disc.
@micahottens
I wouldn’t say this course isn’t a technical course, but rather just do your best to make sure you try to stay clear of the shrub oak. Additionally, with how close certain baskets are and the lack of visibility of some baskets, it’s a little difficult to navigate. I threw to the wrong hole like 5 times. Just difficult when you see a bunch of white poles all within 200-250ft in the direction of the basket. Just a really underwhelming experience at the course. Beautiful teepads though and nice baskets!
@bckcntryskr
A technical pitch and putt in the bush and blow. Not the place to be ripping you star tern. T pads are excellent. Pretty easy to stay on course. The walk out from 18 kinda sucks for a second round.
@timoshenko
This course has grown into one of my favorites in the area. The holes aren't the longest (only 3 holes play at ~300 ft) so there's lots of birdie/ace opportunities but they did a good job using elevation/shrubbery/a few mandos to give a variety of lines. There's no ceiling on any of the shots so an accurate hyzer will go a long way here. Greens are tight so you may be 15ft from the pin but have no line at times. There are quite a few blind holes which makes things tough if you miss your line, the course plays a bit easier in the winter when all the leaves are down and it's easier to see baskets/find your disc.
@madarenniks
Really enjoyed the course. Stay on those fairways! Be aware of barbwire in the tall grass to the right of basket 14... It grabbed me!