Glacier Disc Golf Course

@nschobbe

8

fun for a casual round, udisc mapping borderline essential

@rossquatch

3

I'm fairly new to disc golf but this course is by far my favorite so far. Imagine going for a walk in a magical forest... with disc golf holes. Minimalist course construction, great work with what they used, never lost that woods feel. You're going to want to use the udisc app as not all the tees are marked and some of the painted rocks are very faded. I'd also recommend using brightly colored discs that are easier to find.... I didn't lose any, but it could certainly happen.

@erichuchpdawg

48

This is my first experience playing hula hoop baskets, but it worked well. I’m leaving a five star rating in hopes that it shows up on more people‘s radar to check out this one of a kind in the forest experience. Definitely don’t need anything more than a putter.

@reuben81sand

8

This course was fun to play in my opinion, but shouldn’t be considered a real course. I don’t plan on coming back, but I had a fun time while I was there. Very hard to find though.

@bigdaddy1putt

19

I love this course for what it is. Beautiful old growth forest that feels magical. Much better condition than it was when I played 20 years ago. A little foggy on the layout for the back 18 holes but managed to get all 36 holes in.

@nomadnick

129

Very wooded course, spotter very helpful, long pants/socks highly recommended. A little difficult sometimes to find where to go but eventually you'll get used to what you are looking for and I believe every tee spot had a numbered rock. A few baskets are used multiple times. Expect no service. Supposedly there are 36 holes but we didn't search beyond the 18 and I was very sweaty and dirty. All holes short and technical with lots of chances to lose your disc with a tree hit. Huge thanks to Neal, Shea and their friend who helped us with some advice/info as we got to the course or we might have not played. I imagine the course isn't for everyone and it is not a leisurely relaxing round but I did enjoy it today

@hucktoflat

50

Beautiful wooded course!

@samdemuth

66

Amazing course. Even though there aren’t traditional baskets it’s still very fun. Go with someone who has played it as there is so directions.

@mbarringer74673

149

Super fun!

@nick3333

Great course. Some holes use same net as 2-3 holes.

@miserytemple

Probably the most fun you can have disc golf but due to baskets not being regulation and holes not being difficult enough rated a 3.5. Still worth a trip out of the way. Also should be noted that Udisc should have the front and back layouts as well as the entire 36 hole layout. I usually don't play anything but that so I have to make a custom course instead. Bit of a bummer I would like to have my hole stats cross over.

@aazide

Scenic course in thick forest. I couldn’t find the basket for hole 10; later I figured out that you are supposed to play out 9, and then back, throwing to the same baskets? Expect to lose some discs. The odd baskets work much better than expected, with the bear-bells jangling when the disc lands. A course map would be helpful, as I spent a fair bit of time throwing the wrong direction, or hunting for the next basket.

@kittzor

Beautiful forest course. Definitely not a professional course, but still fun to play. Could use a bit of upkeep. No maps, some tees and markers are difficult to find. Some tees have short metal markers and some have only a small painted stone. No tee pads, but they're not really needed for such short distances. Baskets are hula hoops with nets, some of which are starting to fall apart. Still a lovely peaceful hike through the forest and worth a bit of trekking through mud.

@treewhisperernw

One of a kind Gem