Sterling Hill
164 reviews (showing 1–20)
@tjader15
Knowing how much time and energy that was put into this course means a 5 star rating. They all utilized the land to make an amazing course that tests your shot shaping and your physical capabilities. Bring water and a sense of adventure.
@noodlearm84
Wow! A must visit if you're in the area. Maybe a 3 disc challenge type course. Lugging a full bag for 17 of 18 under 300. Boy, I am a fan of grass in the forest.
@gratefuldread
Incredible use of elevation and woods to create unique and technically demanding holes. Don't let the short distances fool you, the course asks the hard questions and can be brutally punishing. A ton of thoughtful coursework makes it accessible despite the slopes. Fun AF - The Elevation Chains of the Midwest!
@dumpsterfire
Great for people who love blind shots from the tee.
@stillwaiting88
DIFFICULT ! One of a kind course ! The amount of work that went into making this place is insane ! There are a few videos on YouTube of them building it . Amazing job guys
@moose23
Tough course, many elevation changes makes for shot shaping tricky, very well laid out course. Bring your hiking shoes!
@klairvoy
This is one of the most punishing and unique courses I've ever played. Maximizing the use of elevation to create exacting shots out of simple shapes. This course is physically demanding and not a single hole feels like a must get birdie, they are all challenging to the point of some being absolute bonuses.
@scottfolkert
Best experienced with a spotter, several blind shots and potential for long tree kicks
@tboogs
Pretty & fun & incredibly challenging amount of elevation if that’s what you’re going for. Not for a casual evening 18. This course is a workout. Bring DEET.
@mitchfedewa
Wow I've played a few courses all around the US and this is one of the most unique courses I've played. Amazing use of the land with touchy shots that are still short enough to be fun for anyone. It needs a little bit of maintenance (low branches and long grass in the fairways) and the turf tee pads get slick when they're wet
@prestidigit8tor
Very unique course. Challenging hill side course. Fairways are long grass that can be very slick. Good use of logs and brush though to help walk the hillsides and prevent major rollaways. Bring good hiking shoes and water.
@aggiejonathan
The blind shots and the steep Hills make it a tough course to enjoy, but extremely memorable and challenging
@dannybetlock
Wow, sadistic! Played in the wet and hit my line maybe 3 times... tree kicks are punishing! What a challenge. Can't wait to come back.
@jonnyt123
Undoubtedly one of the best courses I’ve played. The fairways are precisely cut and shaped with difficult, yet fair, lines. The elevation is killer. I’m amazed they got baskets and concrete up these hills. This is worth a 2-3 hour drive to play. The River Falls disc golf community has a real gem on their hands. I’m jealous.
@ethane23
Well maintained, unique and difficult course. Not gonna throw many high speed discs, extremely technical course
@pman123
Incredibly hilly course, make sure your shoes are grippy and to watch your step. Fun lines
@taddow
Wow. I’ve never played a course quite like this one. Unique? Yep. Challenging? Yep. Beautiful? Yep. Kudos to the course designer and those responsible for the upkeep. Fun play!
@ransick27
A lot of care and hard work went into carving these fairways and establishing vegetation on the slopes. One of the more unique uses of elevation I’ve seen, quite extreme in parts. It will be interesting to see how the course holds up to the inevitable erosion that comes with increased traffic. Could be some challenges long term but it is cool to see new ideas and concepts for a different style of course.
@brianphillips
Amazing course alot of work went into this place and it shows.. only level areas here are the tee pads.. holes might seem short but they play hard.. only issue I have here are all the little stumps sticking up, these need to go. Also the brush is pushed next to the fairways, if you kick out you might not get the dosc back.. but really they don't have much room to put the brush anywhere else.. And I have played alot of course so far.. alot