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3.50 star(s) Water and fun! Snapshot: The aptly named Lakeview Park is a intermediate-beginner to intermediate course (distance 120 --250 feet for short tee pads and 200--350 feet for Blue) that is remarkable for many of water hazards, (canal, ponds, lake), small hills, low ceilings, and 3 pin locations per...

3.00 star(s) Fun varied course Snapshot: Lower Columbia DGC is a beginner to an intermediate course (distance 160ish feet to 300+) that is remarkable for elevation changes and a variety of shots (wooded, downhill, uphill, dog-leg) that requires both backhand and forehand throws. Hazards include water (#1...

2.50 star(s) Solid Beginner course Pioneer Park (summer course) is the most beginner friendly course in the Billings metropolitan area and is bag and cart friendly. It's themed by mature trees, elevation changes on most holes, and well-maintained grounds. This is a great place to practice rollers. There is a...

4.00 star(s) Solid course that is constantly improving Pay to play private course with a clubhouse that sells dx for ($7), water, pop, and snacks. Stop by the pro shop at the house for a map and to pay green fee's which are $3 per person. The staff were laid back and very friendly. -Nice concrete tee pads...

2.50 star(s) Foote Park Overall: Foote park's 9 holes utilize the existing terrain well while not encroaching on the soccer or baseball fields (although, I would not play this course when other sports are being played). Various length holes are designed for beginner to intermediate players and have various...

2.50 star(s) Overall: Well maintained, free, good for beginners, or introducing someone to disc golf, holes offer some variety of shots and obsticals. #3- This is a fun hole with two separate lines of trees standing between you and the basket. Do you throw over, risk going under, or lay up. #4-The basket is...