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3.00 star(s) Not the pits This course makes good use of the terrain changes to keep each basket interesting. Some elevated baskets on tires, some swinging baskets. some pits. No shade, no water. you have to hop a curb to park. placements of signs make the course fairly easy to follow. Played in October...

Come to the San Luis Valley for a great day of Disc Golf. Throw over the Rio Grande and Zip line across.

3.50 star(s) emerging course Nestled in a valley just past the runway this course is a nice compliment to the other course in the area with not quite as much altitude issues. The benches at each tee were awesome. Many trails to next tee were marked. The course has a nice variety of shots with good use of...

3.50 star(s) Great Stop off Course Easy to get to course close to the interstate but far enough off to feel like you are really near the mountains. Great use of shrubs to add some challenge to this course. I can imagine when things green up the challenge will improve. You walk back past basket 5 to get to...

3.00 star(s) Buena Disc Golf This course is nestled down in the Arkansas river valley. I played on a blustery day but wind was not a major factor. Many of the tee pads have stone pavers which made it even easier to find. There are some interesting things done with the mild elevation changes that keep the...

Doubles Tournament -Best Shot Scramble Register by September 1 for T-Shirt

4.00 star(s) Poncha Springs Good signs, nice pads, some facilities provided. Several tight holes. Gas station on the highway sells disc and offers help. New basket placements are much more interesting The Cactus are all over the rough. The weather can change quickly. Bring your own water. The new...

3.00 star(s) High Altitude Disc Golf A nice map greets you at the parking lot before hole #1. The back nine sign should probably be above the front nine sign to be more logical. Layout is fairly systematic holes play in a clock-wise rotation. Nice signage with corporate sponsors. Set in some mature trees...

Floppy I have 5 kids. I recommend a floppy putter. I think Gateway has some super soft putters. The floppy disc tend to be a bit under-stable for me but go straighter for the young kids. Plus when the hang on to long and smack you in the head it doesn't hurt as much. Lighter weight is nice...

Hey we get an extra day this year come play disc Golf. We will set up some extra shots on top of the hill shooting over the river at baskets 5,6, & 7. Rounds start a 5:30 Some beacons on hand or buy your own http://nightflightdiscgolf.com

Play the Mountains The most unique part of Colorado is the Mountains. The variety of shots you can get from elevation changes is wonderful. I recomend coming through the southern part of the state and playing in Pagosa Springs, Monte Vista, and Alamosa. Check us out on the map.