A nice variety of holes, with most being in fairly heavily wooded areas. The maze of irrigation ditches and creeks add to the fun (use a brightly colored disc in case it gets taken downstream) and make this a great course to bring your dog(s) to. The old object targets have all been replaced with baskets, but some of them are still on the course as optional targets. New concrete tee pads on many of the holes. The woods make sure Spiritwood stays reasonably cool on sunny summer days. Spiritwood also usually gets much less snow than the Missoula courses and is generally playable year round. Much less busy than the Missoula courses.

Navigating the course can be confusing. A couple holes do not appear to have a clear line to the basket. A few of the old tee areas are pretty sketchy..

We've played a few times in the spring and the course was mostly pretty dry outside of the ditches. While there are some hills, the course does not involve nearly as much climbing as Blue Mountain in Missoula. This course is on private property, and the owners asks for $1.00 per round donation which is extremely reasonable.

A very tight technical course for the most part yet with some long holes as well. Loved by the Montana disc golf community as a challenging course that never fails to bite your ass when you least expect it.

Winter. If the snow is deep disc may be lost until spring thaw.

This course has been here for 25 + years in a number of different configurations. The owner/designer is an avid disc golfer and hosts three tournaments a year. Beautiful land with some great views of the valley and the Bitterroot Mountains. Water features during irrigation season. Call or email ahead and ask Nick if he wants to throw a round. Check out the homepage for info