Beautiful property, great teepads, and new DISCatcher baskets. A good mix of holes between the forest and the open field where hole 14 is.

Would love to see some more holes utilizing that meadow.

Can't wait to see just how great this course becomes.

Course has all brand new rubber tee pads. For a first year course, this one is maintained just as well if not better than some of the top tier courses in the state. Most holes are pretty self explanatory with distance signs as well as nicknames for the particular hole. Not too far of a drive and for a small greens fee it is worth a trip!

UPDATED 07/25/2019

This course has aged super well over the course of the last few years since it's original design. There has also been some modifications to a few holes, along with a long basket layout.

There is a practice basket out in the front parking area, along with a driving range to warm up the arm and get an idea of your distance. Super nice when warming up for a tournament round.

All in all it's a solid Montana mountain disc golf course with wooded fairways, elevation changes, and challenging par 3's. If your lines are true, you're going to have a great time.

Can't wait to see how this course progresses in the following years. 10/10 would play again!

Update: The hosts are incredibly friendly, and are huge supporters of disc golf and everything that comes with it. They allow us to camp on their property during tournament weekends which is incredibly generous.

Also, if you are a fisherman/woman the course parking lot is right off of the Rock Creek Road exit. Apparently Rock Creek is Blue Ribbon fishing waters, I've brought my pole every trip thus far!

Sky Ranch is just a couple of months old. This new private course has more undulations than a Kardashian sweater. The only flat area you'll find here is the parking area at the bottom and the very cool driving range. Walk up the drive to get to the first hole. The course is built on a hillside of Montana forest with just the right amount of trees.

The owners are off to a wonderful start making this a first class facility. There are signs pointing you to the first tee pad. The pads are nice sized rubber mats and they're very level. The tee signs are made with a router and then varnished. Each give you the basic info and each has a clever forest themed name such as Hobbit Hill, Fox Hole and Bear Crossing. The owner has placed little animal skulls and bones around the course. The baskets are brand new Discatchers with the yellow bands. They are the the temporary models.

As the course plays on a hillside, every hole features it's ups and downs. Some are technical, others more open.

Favorite Holes:

# 16, a very steep downhill toss but long enough at 285' that it's not just a feathery touch shot. And you have to keep it low enough to avoid branches. A possible ACE but not an easy birdie.

# 18. You gotta love a 411' Top of the World type throw. I would like to see one branch in particular taken out. It sits directly in line where I want to throw (As a RHBH).

Least favorite hole:

# 17 which uses the entrance drive as it's fairway.

I think this course is going to continue to evolve for the good. The owner seems committed to making this a first class disc golf course. Things like stairs built on # 18 help you get to the bottom without scrambling down a hillside.

The course is a workout as you are constantly climbing up and down the hillside.

I got a little lost after 10. Of course, the Montana summer thunder storm wasn't helping matters much. Attempting to escape getting electrocuted I proceded to walkout. By the time I reached # 16, the storm had subsided and I played the final three holes. So this is like a partial review.

Sky Ranch is a undiscovered gem currently. I played with three young men in Missoula and they unaware of a course in Clinton, just 14 miles up the freeway. And as I was trying to locate the course, I inadvertently turned down the street to the entrance of the Testical Festival. The disc playing security guard is a local and wasn't aware of the 4 star course just a 1/4 mile up the street.

And speaking of the famous Testical Festival. It's a Montana annual event where folks ( and bikers) gather to celebrate the gastronomical delights of eating the gonads of the unlucky Montana Male cows. A certain amount of wild and sometimes illegal activity is tolerated here.

I think Sky Ranch would make for a wonderful tournament course. The owner should team up with the annual Testical Festival and offer a golf tournament the same weekend. How cool would it be to play in the Testical Festival Disc Golf Tournament?

Interesting technical course with numerous birdie opportunities for a skilled player. Easy to follow and provides a decent amount of up and down walking. Hole fourteen is a classic long drive with great western Montana views. Sweet baskets (not sure what model they are but they're the deluxe ones). Numerous opportunities for both forehand and backhand drive. Diverse approaches to many holes.

The course is occasionally very tight, maybe a little too much at times so that it intrudes on the fun factor.Hole 10 needs to have a couple of trees removed to make it more fun. Right now, its a steep uphill hole with really no reliable flight path to the basket: out of character with the rest of the course which is remarkably well-thought out with exciting and makeable flight paths to each basket.

As with many of our heavily wooded courses, I hope the owners of this land keep up with the tree trimming necessary to keep the original design concepts intact. Often as courses get overgrown in our neck of the wood. This course requires a deft touch with good range and direction control. Twos are possible on a majority of holes if you got the skills.

Sky Ranch features a nice variety of holes with most of the front nine being fairly tight in the trees while the back features a few open long-distance drives. Several holes have multiple lines so it will suit forehand and backhand throwers equally well.

There are a number of signature holes to my mind, with #14 & #18 being the elevated, open bombers long throwers dream of and #16 featuring about the steepest downhill tee shot I've come across.

The course is clean and well-maintained and as trails are worn in it will become an excellent walking course. The driving range and practice green make for an excellent way to warm up.

Pro to some, con to others, this is a pay-to-play course with a $5 daily fee per person.

#14 and #18 can be disc eaters when the grass is long.

Sky Ranch is only about a minute off of I-90, so it is easy to reach once you get on the highway.

BRAND NEW everything, very pristine and beautiful course with amazing views. Bathroom, Practice Basket, Measured Driving Range (!!)

Brand new course so there aren't really any trails established, follow arrows on trees to find the next hole. Pretty easy to follow so not really a 'con'.