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Trailside Park reviews
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1
TheSinator
Experience:
14.2 years
28 played
18 reviews
Decent but nothing more drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jul 20, 2022
Played the course:once
Pros:
It's free, easy to navigate, and there are some decent elevation-change throws. I also like the park that it's a part of--it was cool to see the mountain biking, tennis, basketball, and other amenities nearby. It made it feel like a community of people, each picking their own outdoor activity of choice.
Cons:
Instead of playing disc golf, it felt more like Don't-Lose-Your-Disc golf. I played in a group of 6, with myself and another veteran and 4 newbs. For the 4 newbs, it was really hard to not lose a disc. We had to spread out all over each hole to have eyes on wherever it landed. That really made the whole experience a lot less enjoyable. I think if it had been just me and the other veteran, it wouldn't have been nearly as bad, but the whole experience was on the frustrating side.
Other Thoughts:
It's awesome that a place like Park City with so many outdoor activities has a disc golf course. And it's even cooler that it's part of such an awesome outdoor activity center. I just wish the course was more accessible for players who are new to the sport.
2
2
golfbrewer
Experience:
7 years
29 played
19 reviews
Nice 9 hole course 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:May 30, 2017
Played the course:2-4 times
Pros:
Nice 9 hole course. Easy to move around. Not to busy. Good elevation. Hole 4 is the funnest at 520 ft.
Cons:
No shade. Lots of sage brush and no trees. bring sun screen and water.
Other Thoughts:
Recommend playing this course.
5
0
2+ years
Reviewed:
Played on:Oct 5, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
- Tons of elevation change, both uphill and downhill
- Good Tee signs, all the info you need
- decent variety of distances, mostly shorter holes under 300 feet though
- good baskets with numbers on them
- the only quick play and free course in the Park City area
- Good Tee signs, all the info you need
- decent variety of distances, mostly shorter holes under 300 feet though
- good baskets with numbers on them
- the only quick play and free course in the Park City area
Cons:
- uneven dirt tee pads
- very thick sage brush covers the entire course, making finding your discs difficult on a couple of the longer blind holes
- the course lacks any real obstacles, elevation and trying to not lose your disc in the sage are the only obstacles
- very thick sage brush covers the entire course, making finding your discs difficult on a couple of the longer blind holes
- the course lacks any real obstacles, elevation and trying to not lose your disc in the sage are the only obstacles
Other Thoughts:
Most of the throws on this course are just wide open straight throws that you hope you can find in the sea of sagebrush. The elevation is the only thing that makes this course worth any time.
5
0
Skyhumper
Experience:
8.9 years
40 played
17 reviews
Fun elevation challenge 2+ years drive by
Reviewed:
Played on:Jun 5, 2016
Played the course:once
Pros:
Lots of elevation change
Easy to navigate
Beautiful location
Good distance for beginner/intermediate
Only free course in the area
Easy to navigate
Beautiful location
Good distance for beginner/intermediate
Only free course in the area
Cons:
No trees or other large obstacles
Dirt tee pads
Dirt tee pads
Other Thoughts:
I recommend bright colored discs as they can get lost in the sagebrush easily.
Overall I had a lot of fun playing this course and found it a mild challenge as in intermediate player.
Overall I had a lot of fun playing this course and found it a mild challenge as in intermediate player.
