Ward Recreation Area

@maybesmith

41

Played two rounds for the Ward Mountain Ramble. Kyle puts on an exceptional tournament. This is a great course. Interesting shots and achievable pars for an intermediate player. My new favorite type of tee-pad is the driveway pavers they use. The are much more classy than simple concrete while having excellent traction both wet and dry. This course will challenge you, but it is a fair challenge. A more distinct island boundary on #4 is my only note.

@blakestevens718

27

Disclaimer : rating this course for what it is. If you’re passing through on a road trip, it’s definitely worth a throw. The t-pads are really nice, signage was well designed but some of the baskets were not in the spot that the sign said they were. For being in a desert, there was plenty of shots through trees.

@ryzonii

29

This is a very nice course. I loved the signage and managed to learn some bird facts along the way. This course will eat your disks. The natural sage is very good camouflage. I recommend a spotter and even then you are likely to be hunting plastic. All in all, I really enjoyed the round, and the hike was an added bonus.

@ryanparker1223

13

I might be back, enough bathrooms. BUT WHERE IS IVAN!

@beeballca

121

Absolutely gorgeous course I will definitely be back when it’s not as muddy ha ha I didn’t plan for that much mud. Would like all the pads to be cement but otherwise super great worth the stop !!

@bossdon

11

Will come back to

@judesierra

66

Great course considering the remote location, signage and tee areas in pretty good shape. Some tees have been built with pavers and are excellent, others are loose rock and dirt. Fun course and worth playing if nearby.

@tattedlamb

3

First time playing the course had a super fun time hard to find the disc on bad throws in the shrubs and some tees and basket locations weren’t accurate

@nomadicgingrman

20

Cool course, good variety with some elevation shots, windy, shrubby desert. Parking lot. Pit toilet. Picnic tables. I lived there for 5 days, played hole one at least 100 times. You can play disc golf here to the limits of your food and water supplies, if that's your thing.

@ethanfeucht

31

Could be a really fun and unique course. But the tee pads are all gravel and hard to get grip on. The tee signs are wildly inaccurate with where the pin is, and makes the pins hard to find. I want to love this course but it’s just needs a bit more love.

@sarahmorgan404

4

Some trails could be slightly better marked, and the bathrooms could be cleaner, but overall it's a very unique course with a diverse variety of holes that get more challenging at a good pace. Didn't lose any discs, but be careful when ya visit. Overall very unique and quiet course.

@kwats409

14

Udisc needs the A and B tee box options

@jeremiahljones

3

The front nine is mostly brush and is not very fun to walk around in, the back nine is better and the signage for the whole course is pretty good! There’s some tough shots where trees block a clear path to the baskets. It’s also very easy to lose your disc in the brush.

@charleyb

Beautiful course, with many wild flowers in bloom currently.

@tdwester

Great course in the middle of Nevada. Well laid out and a good challenge for all skill levels.

@gregdas

Beautifully signed course with a variety of challenging shots.

@lloyddp05

Decent course given the landscape. Most of the tee shots are just spike hyzers over trees, a couple holes have gaps worth trying to hit. Big improvement would be to scrape the loose rocks off of every tee pad, dirt underneath makes a safer and overall better throwing surface.

@ben2020

Great course, terrain makes it challenging

@tulsaxc

Fun layout and great signage

@bwoodrow36

71

Kyle has done an amazing job with this course! Incredible stuff