Pine Cone Course

@jenn

177

Absolutely gorgeous views on this course! Hard to figure out where you’re going even though there are next tee signs. Layouts need to be updated. Dog friendly but there are quite a few cacti hidden in the grass.

@joshyyywashyyyy

76

Great especially if you like wildlife. Saw a snake, deer, and turkey. Beautiful country.

@onthevergeewm

35

Wear pants and bring bright discs! Overall a fun and challenging course!

@timoshenko

94

I'm not sure why there's no active layouts on uDisc but it's completely playable. Several of the baskets are shared with Prairie holes so be careful if it's a busy day. The inactive uDisc layout wasn't perfect but did help with navigation. The course is also signed in places. Between uDisc and the signs it's not hard to find your way around and makes for a fun putter course that's much less intense (but still plenty technical and has many blind holes) compared the two main courses (Canyon and Prairie).

@patoink

298

Pretty course, nice layout

@krisgreen

103

Get tee signs for pine and prairie. Gets kind of confusing where the paths overlap.

@thauck

Wasted 2hrs trying to play a round. 3 courses overlapping each other with no real signage and udisc was just as confused as we were. Very disappointed looked like it could be an awesome course

@jugglerbri

Shorter and easier course than the main course but still challenging. Time for round 2!

@pwalter

Fun short course with some great views but ... NOT what I would call a beginner friendly course. Most baskets are not visible from the tee. Many are very surrounded by trees or on the edge of a ridge. Finding some tees without UDisc would be challenging and is now even more confusing with the overlap of the new Prairie course. Missed opportunity to build the sport with the local community.