Bucksnort is a one of a kind experience. Well worth the $20 and the planning of making a tee time and traveling to CO if you are not a local. Paulie is amazing and is a fantastic host. The views are jaw dropping beautiful.
If you are playing Bucksnort, it most likely means you are playing with your buddies and I must say this is the perfect place to have a fun disc golf experience with your friends. The shots are fun, very fun. Lots of technical shots, unique shots on and around boulders and in crevasses. Elevation changes used creatively.
The surface of the moon shot is one of the neatest holes I've ever played, which is playing down onto a boulder 3 acres in size. You need to see it in person to understand.
I took lots of pictures of both the disc golf holes and the scenery but no picture adequately conveys the beauty and uniqueness of Bucksnort.

I don't have to always play seriously, but for me disc golf is about competition, whether that be against others or just someone pitting themselves against the course. There is just way too much roll away potential at Bucksnort for me to say this course is good golf for competition.
Also, the course is gimmicky at times. Fun gimmicky, but still short and gimmicky, and again not great golf. I would love to see a longer 18 hole layout built for competition and if there is room a separate fun 9 hole course with all the crazy boulder and crevasse shots.

Go play Bucksnort. My advice is to go there with your buddies and leave the score cards behind. It will be hard not to have a great time. Be respectful of the property and obey the rules.