Looking back down to the first tee from my first throw.

Sugarbush itself is finely groomed and immaculately maintained off-season, EXCEPT the disc golf!

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Before you go

Seasonal

Restricted hours

Open through Columbus day weekend

Pay to play

$12 online. $15 walk up

Good conditions

1 day ago

About the course

Park in the main lot and head up the stairs between the hotel and school house. Take left at the top. In the main entrance is the pro shop and activities center. Blue hole 1 starts right next to the right of gate house building. White hole 1 is on the other side of lift next to pump house.

18 Holes

Gravel Tees

DISCatcher Pro (original) Targets

Mixed use, Ski area, Hotel/resort

Established 2007

Dogs allowed

Not cart friendly

Drinking water available

Restroom available

Contact

Darren Dever 8025836504

sugarbush.com

Course Traffic

Players usually spend 2 - 2.5 hours here.

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Reviews

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Upkeep

3.6

Shot variety/design

4.0

Tee areas

3.7

Signage/wayfinding

4.0

Amenities

4.4

Scenery/views

4.6

@lucascastanon24

Aug 27, 2023

Not for beginners, is definitely a hike. Muddy in different parts, but the scenery is amazing.

@headdydiscs

Aug 26, 2023

Fun track. Front plays much longer then the back. I’ll come back for sure.

@samnelson4011

Aug 4, 2023

A tale of two courses: front 9 is open, super hilly, long, and has a nice mix of shot types. The back 9 is a series of short (<200’) holes that are in beautiful forest but feel repetitive. Wish the back 9 had a more inspired, dynamic design utilizing a mix of open shots and shaped woods holes. Plus you climb the entire front 9 but hardly get the payoff you’d expect at a ski resort course; big open downhill bombers. It’s fine, but this could be a really special course. Oh…and some rusty baskets.