Superior Pines
78 reviews (showing 1–20)
@cherrymerry456
Awesome course, coming back up from the lower peninsula was worth it just to play this course, hard to lose a disc besides like 2 holes and the shot selection is pretty good!
@joeyboucher
Need to keep the fairways cleaned so people don’t have to worry about loosing their discs.
@pseudodudo
fine course - starts off a little dull but has some special holes mixed in towards the middle and end // worth playing if you’re in the area considering there aren’t that many around there
@raveous
Absolutely gorgeous. Tough course but worth it.
@saolba
Great course with shot variety and nice views along the river. Despite being a wooded course, there are clear flight paths to the basket. The signs by the tees can sometimes downplay the amount of bend in the fairway.
@fatahruark
There is fun challenging and annoying challenging. This place can be very annoying. Tight fairways.. Easy to get into a rough spot. Tees are sandy and loose. Very easy to find the next tee though. Worth stopping by of you're in the area and want a challenging round. I wouldn't drive long to play here though.
@robbith
One of, if not the most beautiful course I’ve played. 2 track on the way in, so drive accordingly and go to the further entrance of the loop. No tee pads, but the ground is nice.
@gregred
Beautiful walk, cool shots, got a bit lost going back to the car and the service is nonexistent. No trash cans? Nice baskets and good difficulty.
@fuzzball59
Wonderful course! A complete surprise considering the remote location. Well conceived layouts, gorgeous natural surroundings. Great balance of distance and technical challenges. Among our top disc golf experiences! Others have noted the tee pad issues. A low cost solution for the craters may be filling them in with maintenance gravel.
@greatangus
Hard to be mad hitting trees in a majestic evergreen forest. Very open with knee high ferns. Super technical. Incredibly remote but worth the find.
@natedoggg30
Beautiful course that has some amazing future potential. Yes it needs tee pads, they have gravel filled in the holes now so it’s a little better. Shot variety is great and blueberries great you along the entire path. Signage is also fantastic with blue arrows on the trees.
@mgriffioen
Beautiful Northern Michigan course. Worth the trip to see/play. Can’t wait to come back.
@quentenfisher
Beautiful course through the pines. On ground cover are lovely ferns and blueberry bushes. The scenery in the woods and along the water is serene. Only addition to make 5/5 would be concrete tee pads. Loved it!
@slippyputt
For being in the middle of nowhere on a road most likely requiring 4 wheel drive, my friends and I were absolutely blown away. The pure silence while watching the discs sail through the beautiful forest made for our favorite round to date. Bug spray is definitely needed but this course is 100% worth playing if you're in the area.
@brianphillips
Place hadn't been kept up that great. Was amazing the first year it was in, but nothing has been to to it since.. needs tee pads or flat areas to throw from. Tee posts need to be moved to the back of the pads as well.. first few hole the tee post and tee sign have been painted over in all blue. Side note.. it would only take an hour or 2 a hole working on. Them to .ake this place amazing again. Just seems like no one cares... cut out almost the new growth and those little trees in the fairway that were never there when the place opened.... Lazy
@jmussels
Great, challenging course! The tees were a challenge at times. Rough, roots, and the markers are a little close for comfort. Loved the layout and the scenery!
@stevieb
One of my favorite courses. Great jump spot if your heading to the UP from the lower peninsula. The North Country Trail is right behind the course along Lake Superior. The softer pine needles and moss make the course a dream for barefoot discers. Shorter holes and a beautiful horseshoe bend in the river to throw over.