YMCA of the Rockies
112 reviews (showing 1–20)
@fanaticfrolfer
Fun course! I come out every two years for a convention and the property is fantastic! Can’t be playing disc with the Rocky Mountains in the background! Tee areas are dirt but I love the technical lines!
@ajduffer48
Course is solid layout and a fun course. Very shrubby on some holes but adds to the mountain course vibe - just watch your disc through the whole flight! Many teepads are starting to pit or have pitted substantially. The walk back from 18 to where you park is also a very long walk. Regarding price I kind of wish there was a 'disc golf only' price - $29 is totally fair for the complex overall, but if you are only planning for a quick round of disc golf I'd play one of the other courses in town or revise day plans to either play twice (or more) or find something else to do for a bit on the complex as $29 for only one round of disc golf is a bit steep otherwise.
@bentsorensen
Lots of variety in both shot shaping and whole distance. The final four holes are really great.
@paynelive
Narrow dirt tee pads that could be lengthened. Unpredictable mountain winds make it an ideal resort course, but nothing spectacular in comparison to other private mountain courses. The scenery and views are the only other reason you'd be here
@alexhallumsdisc
Very fun 18 hole track. Technical lines to hit throughout. Lots of elevation. Tee pads suck & are washed out, with the installment of concrete tee pads this course could be 5 stars. Worth a visit if you’re in the area or looking for something new to play!
@byrdman55
Need better tea pads. But the course is fun. Lots of challenging shots.
@willkornbaum
A fun challenge, especially if you have never played at this elevation. Udisc is necessary to find about half of the next tee pads. The course finishes a 10 minute walk from the beginning. Parking at the main lodge will put you between hole 1’ tee pad and hole 18’s basket. Grab your most understable discs and watch how beefy they get!
@randycoxclemson
So much missed potential. No real majestic views and until 16, every shot was straight
@rckaggie2012
Really loved the views and I didn’t mind the hole designs either. The tee pads are rough and hard to plant on. Also really easy to lose a disc out there, so be sure to play with someone. Overall this course is fine and could be great with some better tee pads!
@erntarlini
Enjoyable course to play … 18 is far from 1 where you park but east to navigate. Front 9 is a bit short but fun and the back 9 is fun as well with longer shots!
@pomerleau4
If you’re staying at the Y, check it out for sure. But if you’re planning a trip for a new course, definitely do not go here. Holes are very poorly designed. Views are quite pretty though.
@maximised13
Great course! Great view with challenging holes, not for beginners. Surprisingly well preserved area with not too much over growth. Definitely coming back again!
@discology
The mountains are beautiful and that’s the only reason I can think as to why this course is rated well. All but two holes have baskets that are dead straight. Most tee pads don’t exist and hole 18 ends considerably far away from the first tee pad. If you are already staying at the Y then try it out but don’t go there to play the course. Also the price is absurdly high for the quality of the course. I played it once but won’t be back.
@rumpt1
Better trimming on 18 and better signage to the next hole is all that the course needs
@georgeisnumber2
Scenery is of course amazing. Long walk back from 18 to the car but that's alright, we're in Colorado for hiking and exercise anyway. Played with three guys, didn't lose a disc today so that's good. Can shoot under par if you're a decent disc golfer and can throw about 280 feet
@webdev42
Small tees and slippery - be careful. Some really pretty and fun holes.