Arizona Snowbowl reviews
3
0
suiteduppenguin
Experience:
1 played
1 reviews
Gorgeous drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 15, 2023
Played the course:once
Pros:
Beautiful scenery, basket placement, tee signs
Cons:
No tee pad on 18, not easy to find tee 1, first six holes are all uphill
Other Thoughts:
Wear hiking boots, try to get parking close to Agassiz Lodge, bring lots of water
6
1
Outdoor Craziness
Experience:
12 years
19 played
14 reviews
Best Disc Golf in AZ! 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Updated:
Played on:Jul 17, 2013
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Where to start? The Snowbowl course combines challenging disc golf with incredible scenery and solitude. Playing at 9,000' is pretty neat too. I've had the best of times playing this course, even if I had a lousy round!
Cons:
The drive: it can take a while to get up to Snowbowl.
The tees: I'm really not a fan of rubber tee pads. If this course had cement tee pads (which would unfortunately make skiing difficult during the ski season), this would have a 5-star rating.
The parking: if your round will finish before 4:30pm, you have nothing to worry about. But if you're planning on staying after, park outside of the gates to the park - otherwise your car might be trapped inside when they close.
The availability: the course opens sometime around Memorial Day (call 928-779-1951 to find out). Additionally, the weather at 9,000' can be pretty harsh - the course is subject to close from rain and lightning. Plan accordingly.
#18: The front nine of the course ends with a mammoth par-5 off of the side of a mountain with breath-taking views of northern AZ. How does the back nine end? With a steep hike for a dinky par-3. Still awesome though.
The layout: it's confusing, bring a map!
The tees: I'm really not a fan of rubber tee pads. If this course had cement tee pads (which would unfortunately make skiing difficult during the ski season), this would have a 5-star rating.
The parking: if your round will finish before 4:30pm, you have nothing to worry about. But if you're planning on staying after, park outside of the gates to the park - otherwise your car might be trapped inside when they close.
The availability: the course opens sometime around Memorial Day (call 928-779-1951 to find out). Additionally, the weather at 9,000' can be pretty harsh - the course is subject to close from rain and lightning. Plan accordingly.
#18: The front nine of the course ends with a mammoth par-5 off of the side of a mountain with breath-taking views of northern AZ. How does the back nine end? With a steep hike for a dinky par-3. Still awesome though.
The layout: it's confusing, bring a map!
Other Thoughts:
I'm planning on making several day trips to Flagstaff to play this course during the summer - it's well worth it!
2
4
Dirt4dinner
Experience:
17.3 years
72 played
17 reviews
Hiking...with a disc golf bag 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 21, 2010
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Picturesque, high altitude, BIG holes, super technical...it's what a disc golf course should be.
Cons:
It's just a tough course, not that that is a bad thing...but it's something to consider. Don't take your buddy for his first round here.
Other Thoughts:
This course is so sick! There are a couple holes that you will always remember for sure!
1
13
play em all tour
Experience:
27.9 years
2 played
1 reviews
