Fun layout using all the available land in a creative way. Many of the holes play around the river, so the risk-n-reward, and pucker factor is in play for much of the day.

The layout would be a little difficult to navigate if you don't have a guide, especially the first time playing. Many of the holes are very similar in design, but there is also a very limited "strip" of land that is being used. More OB than I like personally.

Worth the stop, make sure you hit the two "bonus" holes under the bridge throwing through the clowns mouth. Mucho very cool graffiti AKA artwork on the bridges to admire.

- Really good signage with distance, next tee, OB and mandos marked.
- Copious benches
- Neat setting along the river
- Big, 5'x12' concrete tees that are nice and level for the most part.
- Bonus holes between five and six
- Very good flow for the most part. Never have to walk more than 100 yards between basket and next tee (if you know where to go)
- Not a lot of distance on most holes but really good variety. Multiple options and different lines for many holes and mandos/OB make it interesting.
- Multiple pin placements provide some variety and they are moved every few months.
- Water is really in play on many holes on this course with some holes right by the river, or over a creek/canal. Definitely affects preferred shot and disc selection

- No real elevation change
- Would imagine that bugs could get bad in spring/summer.
- No grass fairways
- Can get crowded in peak hours with big groups

Just moved to Grand Junction and have played this course several times so far. Kind of the go-to course for me in the area.

Have lost two discs and got one back from triple play records (they pay folks $2 to bring in used discs and charge you $2 to pick up).

There are bonus, unimproved holes over a wood bridge between holes 5 & 6 that are pretty fun to play, including one going through the clown's mouth of the underpass.

Great course for beginners, but also enough challenge to keep most people interested.

Great for new players, lots of open terrain. Maintained by the city. Picnic area, benches, good parking.

Not well marked when I played it, but the locals say they have been working on it. Found myself looking for baskets before I could tee off. Hopefully they addressed this. Lost a disc and had a local business try to ransom it back to me. Personally, I thought that was a bit shady.

If I played this course again, I think I would rather play it in spring. And I would want to play with someone who knew the layout. It's a decent course if I'm out with the kids, and in the area, but not worth a 60+ mile drive just to play. But I will probably give it another go here soon, and update my review accordingly.

Grand Junctions best course
Good use of natural obstacles
Well maintained with trash cans and nice bridges
Accurate signage
Good flow through course
Baskets moved monthly (or more)
Lose a disc, expect a call back! When the water drops some dedicated searchers turn them in at local dg store(2$ to recover, I've lost 4 discs there and have had them all returned)

Hard to find hole 12 without a map. Print one or ask a local
High water (late spring early summer) can make many baskets disc eaters or underwater
Some homeless people to contend with (mostly on added baskets)

6 new baskets have been added! 25 holes now. No tee pads yet but benches are there. Near impossible to locate the 2 farthest locations without a local. Really cool clowns mouth that's right across timber bridge. Lots of bum trash around some of new holes but local pd is supposed to check it out.

Concrete tee pads in perfect condition. Great signage and flow. Beautiful benches on every hole and trash cans are abundant. As long as you stay outta the water it's pretty impossible to lose a disc. Good mix of technical and arm stretching holes. Multiple pin locations on most holes keeps it interesting. Brand new baskets. (No excuse for my poor putting.)

No cons that I can think of.

This course gets better every single time I play it. Big plans coming in the near future to make this a solid 4.5 course. You can reel right away that this course is well maintained and loved. Hands down the best course on the Western Slope!!!

A lot of work has gone into improving this course and it definitely shows.

Updated tee signage, benches on every hole, all concrete tee pads.

Plays right along the river.

Depending on pin position there are not many really long shots. Mostly shorter technical holes.

Underrated course on the western slope. Ton of fun to play and is only 2nd to Palisade.

A lot of shots are required to play this technical course. Shot placement is critical because the course is surrounded by water. Good variety of hole lengths and difficulty.

Not much for elevation change on the course.

Just need tee signs to make it an awesome course.

decent winter course. I really enjoyed this course when it opened last fall. Fun holes, though frustrating water hazards. Good layout and use of area.

Big slash piles on the east end of the course. Beware of contact high.

The city has really worked on cleaning up the course. The weeds are gone. I'm not sure if they plan on removing the large slash pile but is still a large improvement over the summer weed issues.

-Very technically challenging
-Different hole lengths
-Pretty easy to navigate
-There is a nice sidewalk that runs through the entire course

-Very technically challenging -haha
-There are a couple of baskets right on the river... I lost a disc
-Only 13 permanent baskets right now... but more are coming!

So I have only been playing for about a year, and so this course really opened my eyes to what my game is lacking. The way this course is set up you really need to have a good variety of shots in your bag so you can adapt to whatever shot the course is going to give you. I liked the course overall and hope to play it again soon. You can tell that the local club has put a lot of time into this course adn they have plans to complete the last 5 holes soon. I think that this really is a 'players' course... you can tell by the way it was designed that it was not put together that it was not an after-thought added to a field to fill the space but that the guys putting it together spent a lot of time thinking through each course. Because of my own skill level I would have like a couple of easy shots but over-all I would rate it "VERY GOOD!"