Beaver Mountain

@waterdog28

21

Ski resort course plays as expected. 18 holes is a decent physical workout. Hole 3 basket is placed perfectly. Hole 4 has limited appeal. 5 is great: big concrete tee pad with an awesome tee box window with a semi protected basket. 6 is a fun drop off. The basket on 7 is too challenging, who wants to attack that drop off? 15 and 16 are on top of the world and are great for intermediate players. 17 is such a thrill ride for your disc, it will shoot passed the 584’ basket on its way to who knows where. Enjoy this low amenity, one good tee box, poorly marked but wonderful course. First timers need UDisc to navigate.

@bradhayashi

35

Not for beginners, definitely. You need to be physically fit as you will be doing a lot of hiking, some steep inclines and declines. And you will be doing a lot of walking. Many tees difficult to find, best to play with a veteran. Hole 5 is gone due to construction. (See my photo) I guess the resort didn’t want concrete pads, that’s understandable. As is not having baskets a different color to see better instead of blending in. Best to play with others to spot discs. Most vegetation is short enough to find but some aren’t and there are many blind berms that you will not see the lie. Bring water! Fun to watch disc glide downhill.

@steven2015

41

Th course was an interesting experience. It’s on a Ski Resort. I don’t hold anything against the course. It was fun. Signage could be better. Watch out for Yellow Jackets

@jimpackard

77

Beautiful course. Fun to play. Challenging. Needs better tea, pads and signs. Distances are inaccurate in you disk and on signs.

@justin2457

41

Beautiful course. Good hike but unkept

@promney6825

67

So much fun. Just the teepads are little rubber mats that were uneven.

@codytitcomb9

25

This is such a fun course. A must visit if you’re in the area

@chetman

105

Fun course. Totally different than what you are used to to doing. Glad I came to play.

@williewanka

26

Not for beginners! Recommend a spotter to be with you as some throws you can't see where your disc lands. Fun course. Bit hard to navigate because there really isn't any cell coverage. I had to use navigation steps to know where next tee off was at. Multiple times had to walk forward to know where basket was at before tee off.

@naterade

69

Played Beaver Mountain Open and went into it with no expectations. The course was awesome! Obviously no mountain course can have the same maintenance as a park course, however, it impressed me and was extremely fun! The only downside are the tee pads.

@jmsteele23

33

Just really make sure you’re paying attention to where your discs land or else you’ll be searching for a while in the taller grass. Other than that, it’s a beautiful mountain course. Pretty tough but a lot of fun. Will also be a big hike

@voltronmckee

34

This course is a HIKE! Not for the feint of heart. It was nice to play some mountain golf, however the course is not without its drawbacks. On a few of the holes, it was hard to find how to get to the next tee pad. Some arrow signs at the baskets indicating the direction to head would make a huge improvement. Perhaps some pathways that were more clearly cut would help too. The tee pads were pretty bad. They were all very short, uneven, and slippery. Other than that fact that it was nice to play golf in the mountains, I didn’t really like the course.

@aironeous

55

Tee pads could use some work, but fun course!

@troymoehlenpah

59

Really fun mountain course. Lots of elevation change. Bring water, snacks, and good shoes. Leave the cart.

@authorjohan

69

Played the course in early August and it's very overgrown this time of year. Not very good signage at a high ground for a while until lwe finally found hole three but never found whole one or two. Very overgrown be sure to wear pants to protect yourself from the sharp grass, thistles, and burrs. It's a mountain course so be prepared to hike.

@emtydvs

40

Would give this a 5 if better tee’s, groomed fairways (though that’s tough to do on a mountain course), better trails, and again, better tees!

@danaadams

37

Hole 1 is missing and the launch pad for hole 2 is missing.

@brycegruneich

51

Fun mountain course. Lots of hiking up and down. Good variety of shots.

@mikeychux

157

Must play! Such a rad course!! Played solo and was able to not lose a disc and great mountain golf. Have to have udisc to navigate but man what a fun track! Id give it 5 stars if they had real tee pads.

@jacobserio

52

Excellent mountain course. Better signs and tee pads would make it nearly perfect.