Solitude Mountain Resort

"They are taking down the course today! Make sure you find out if it is open before you go. (I hate 950 vertical feet up to hole one and the two guys who passed me in a ATV we’re disassembling the signage and tee box! (They were very cool and let me play out of them. They also told me that some of the U disc basket locations were not accurate.) The up and back was nearly 5 miles starting at an elevation of 8200 feet so if you’re from sea level like I am keep that in mind!"

"Probably the best course in Utah"

"Upkeep was really poor. Lost all of my discs in the brush"

"It was a beast walking up to one with the lift closed, but worth it"

"An elite course in the mountains. A must go. Tricky to throw with sloping of the hills but so satisfying when you get the angle right. "

"Really long course. Take lots of water. "

"lol hole 18 is wild"

"Most fun course I've ever played! "

"Amazing views, fun course. Tee pads are a bit short, especially with steeper drop-offs and mostly downhill holes"

"Huge, remote, glacial"

"A hoot to play and should be on every disc golfer's bucket list. I hiked to hole 1 which was about 1 mile and 800' up. Not bad, but I live in SLC. If you are visiting from a lower elevation, the lift is worth it to avoid possible altitude health issues, plus it's fun. I brought some beater, understable discs for the first few holes until I got used to flight dynamics of these mountain holes. Easy to put a move on your usual driver only to watch fly down the mountain never to be seen again. "

"Absolutely as good as it muthafuckingets!"

"Beautiful, well groomed, and the lift rides are a plus. Super difficult course though."

"Wow. So much wow. It has everything. Absolutely stunning."

"For those who want to escape the confines of boring and unchallenging ol' city park courses and explore the demanding yet rewarding style of play that is mountain disc golf. Solitude is for you. "

"It's a really cool course but forget whatever your discs do normally, its a bit too far down and then uphill in it's shot selection. Don't bring any discs you like you will lose them"

"Wow! Stunning and extremely memorable "

"This is my favorite course in Utah. I’ve hiked and taken the lift to hole 1. Will never hike it again, absolutely worth the $15 for a ride. This course is a must in the fall when all the leaves are changing "

"Try to follow the trails for where the next tee is. Play with bright disks, with how long the grass is you can loose your disk even in the fairway. After that, awesome course, lots of fun."

"Cool course and beautiful views but play on days when you can take the gondola! UDisc is a must if you are playing by yourself (I suggest at least bringing a spotter) for the first time and are trying to find tee boxes and baskets."

"You'll probably lose a disc but it's a fun course"

"If you go on a mon-wed the lift is closed...makes getting to the top of sunrise chair more difficult. Very well marked and udisc accurate. Great alpine downhill course I really enjoyed it. "

"Course is great! Very long (especially if you get caught in a thunderstorm lol), but fun and a great mountain course. Signage could use an upgrade in my opinion! Sometimes hard to find the next hole…"

"Love this course. So much fun. The only reason it’s not a 5 is because of how thick all the foliage grows. It is just part of the experience but still makes it really easy to lose plastic and take a lot of extra time."

"Amazing mountain course!"

"Perfection….."

"In order to be a 5/5 I feel a course must have: Good T pads & baskets, appropriate & accurate signage, clear fairways, challenging (trees, mandos, OB, elevated baskets, tight fairways, hills, water, rocks, long pro level holes), & unique (multiple Tpads or baskets, pyramid, hanging baskets, memorable hole). This course lacked: Maintained fairways, difficult navigation, letter holes are very difficult "

"Hard course, use spotters "

"Spectacular course!! Epic hole 18 that should be on anyone's dream 18!! Just need some signage updates and it would make 5 stars. "

"Awesome course. Lost a yellow boss to the right of the creek somewhere on hole 7 hmu if you find it, #s on the disc!🤙🏻"

"Must play!"

"If anyone sees an Orange pro wraith holler at me "

"What mountain disc golf is all about! Climb is totally worth it! Must do!"

"Breathtaking views, incredible golf shots unmatched anywhere, this is my happy place."

"This is an absolutely amazing mountain course. A few words of advice. 1. Bring bright discs and have a spotter. 2. Have water. It's a long course. 3. If you need to hike in, start from Brighton (silver lake parking lot). Epic."

"Gorgeous views with interesting and unique holes. However it is very easy to lose a disc due to thick forest, grass, and brush. Bring a spotter but still be prepared to lose a disc or two."

"Do it!!! Bring water, and a spotter and only a few discs and a light bag. Also water. Amazing views and great shots"

"Stunning views, a nice mix of technical and open shots - a top tier Disc Golf course. "

"Awesome course, be prepared that you might lose a disc or two, but that should be common knowledge going to a mountain course. Epic views."

"4 stars purely because of how scenic it is. Be aware that this is a very vertical course and you will need a spotter. Our group lost 2 discs in one play through. Prepare to pay the lift fee unless you want a long hike to the first basket"

"Good course, mainly down hill. It is probably the best to bring someone else so that you have a spotter."

"Awesome course, but pay for the ticket to take the tram. Hoofing it is rough. Also, dogs aren’t allowed in the entire canyon since it’s a watershed, so leave them at home. "

"Beautiful! Nothing quite like it. The views make it all worth it. Maps could use an update and baskets aren’t the best."

"I played this course a couple years ago and it became an instant classic. Is it open right now? "

"Is it dog friendly?"

"Beautiful course. Rough on the knees for older players. Bring walking stick will help with that. Course has lots of open fields to lose your disc as brush is high. Unforgiving so better to have shorter and straight than far and hooking shots. Also makes finding discs easier. I’d come back with more discs and with a bit more skills so I can enjoy and move from hole to hole quicker. After you take your long ski lift ride to top of mountain, you know you are in for a visual treat and a challenge."

"Ruff is really deep, fairways are ruff"

"Really fun course, one of the best I've ever played. You pay $12 per person to ride the chairlift to hole #1. There aren't any restrooms on the course, so be sure to go in lodge. The course itself is really well designed. There are lots of changes in elevation, and a good variety of shots required. Many tee shots are really fun and very memorable. The rubber tee pads are nice and the baskets are good too. It was pretty windy and the weeds/bushes sometimes made it hard to find wayward discs."

"Teepads are too short. No pins are visible from the teepads, so you have to walk each hole before you throw. Maps are sun-weathered so you can't read distances or pin locations in some cases. Cool course, but the teepads really ruin it for me"

"Super challenging. Lots of unique holes. 18 is down due to construction which was a bummer. "

"You have to hike 800ft elevation gain to Tee #1 on weekdays. Weekends you can ride the ski lift. Played all 27 holes. Lost a disc on my 1st throw, then figured out how to throw downhill. Played w/ a Roc on all but 1 of the first 13 holes. Holes 13 and 27 closed due to construction. I enjoyed the additional 9 holes (A-I) the most. Big bombs. Had a lot of fun, even tho spent a decent amount of time trying to find disc in the tall grass/shrubs. "

"Amazing!"

"Awesome course, but many of the top 9 holes (A-I) should be par 4 in my opinion. Brutal holes straight up the mountain, but fun! "