Little Scraggy Disc Golf Course
68 reviews (showing 1–20)
@limpdapimp
New Mountain Course! Really enjoyed and look forward to it getting even better as they fine tune this new addition to the area!
@lotrfreak
Some of the best mountain par 4s you'll ever play. Tons of variety with the lines you have to hit here, but the trees aren't so thick that you can't scramble out of tough spots. Top tier mountain disc golf.
@russtbags
Ryan set the tone for an awesome experience! Really well maintained and very fair but challenging. Worth the trek
@bumbledore
Up there with the best mountain courses. Fun lines, well defined fairways (especially for a mountain course), decent variety, good tee areas, and even a putter course and some other fun goodies on site. Not too many holes you can really open up on and some of the par 4s play pretty soft, but those don’t really detract from fun. If being really picky, for $15 I’d say some tees are a bit lumpy, but still excellent compared to lots of other mountain courses. The mature Ponderosas and elevation change are really fantastic. The course map with narrative guide is a really nice touch. Despite being in the mountains, this is a much less physically demanding course than many other mountain courses.
@drfrisb
Definitely a fun course and enjoyable layout. Lots of elevation makes for some challenge. A few really signature holes and good baskets. Teepads are okay.
@discjunky22
This is already one of the most fun mountain courses in Colorado, and now they’re making it even more fun by adding lights for glow rounds.
@ebuhring
My family and I average about 165 on Udisc. Found this to be a challenging, but beautiful course. Truly enjoyed it. Owner was great. Will be back for sure.
@wilsmith
A perfect disc golf course with beautiful trees, fun lines and mountain scenery. A great time every time.
@tebbebrett
The course makes a great use of the elevation and woods, definitely still work to be done but worth the drive already, Uneven areas under the teepads only issue, especially if they get worse with time.
@timoshenko
Gorgeous course and area, lots of tight lines and gaps, good use of elevation, a bit of a hike but not as much as some of the other mountain courses which is nice. Turf tee pads were a little uneven in areas and a uDisc layout for navigation would be helpful, but between the arrows on the course and the map from the pro shop it's still entirely navigable.
@easystreetben
Really enjoyed throwing on this property over the course of two days for the tournament. There are a few holes that were made without much consideration for lines and it seems you need to rely a bit more on luck at times. Well worth a visit to enjoy a new, exciting mountain course
@bckcntryskr
Very well planned layout, very playable and fair lines. The T pads are fine, concrete would make this a 5 star facility. Awesome scenery. Beat the heat and get on up to the little scraggy.
@alexuvogel
A great trek in the woods. Lots of branches and trees, kinda tough yet a fun challenge! Make sure you hit your gaps, footing can be shaky but ok. Wouldn't mind coming back on a seasonal basis. The course reminds me of prickly pines on steroids. Appreciate the use of land! TY.
@skoolie
Great mountain course with beautiful views but minimal "hiking". The elevation across the course is more of rolling hills rather than other mountain courses we have played (we are visiting from MA). For just opening this place was great, a must play for sure!
@jmdudley
Good course in the making. To bad it's an hour from Denver. Needs more benches and maybe a little more clearing out.
@discrabbit
Solid course design with great variety of distances and requirements off the tee. Lots of scramble opportunity if you don't get off the tee - great practice for utility scrambling.
@lawdoggy
Lil Scrags! There is potential here to be a destination course. A little raw now, but totally playable, especially for this being opening summer.
@slewdude
This place is awesome for a brand new course. Great design, signs, views, and tees. Would be a 5 star course if the 680ft par 4 was a par 5. Otherwise, better than Bear and right up there with Beaver.