Timber Lakes Disc Golf Course

@coliopolio

14

it's my backyard course, found a crush if anyone lost one in the lake 😂 also hole 6, i also hit basket 8 instead cuz im kinda a goober

@herbyderb01

26

For a little course like this one, it definitely exceeded my expectations. Real fun short course

@milessilverman

46

Lovely little putter course in the mountains by a pond! Thanks for letting us play!

@joshuwilliams1

112

Shorter course with a couple of optional longer tees. Beautiful scenery. Hole 6 was a little difficult to find. Could use with some more clearing around the baskets and fairways. Overall fairly easy to follow and some challenging holes even though they are short.

@baylenjohnson

19

Gorgeous quiet course. Mosquitoes are brutal during summer sunsets.

@danny928

Such a fun little 9 hole course. Played with the course designer, Bonnie, and had a great time. Short course but challenging lines and putts for any skill level. Unbelievable scenery!

@danlangford

4

Great little course with some technical shots and amazing scenery. A lot of mule deer traffic on hole 6 that I didn’t mind at all waiting for.

@camdougherty

18

Moving the couple of baskets out of the marsh was a huge improvement! Short course but super fun and creative! Lots of fun for beginners but still lots of technical shots to keep it interesting for more experienced players. Keep a close eye on discs though as it’s super easy to lose them in the sage brush. Don’t mess around with the water on hole 3 either, really murky and easy to lose discs even if it only went in a couple feet deep. Definitely recommend closed toed shoes and pants as you’ll be walking through tight sage brush most of the time to find discs. Overall really fun and will definitely be back again!

@discoskull

What a rad little mountain course! Hole 3 is certainly a favorite, but all are unique. Better marking than Wasatch Wunder course. Huge props to Bonny for putting such a huge effort into making this course a reality almost single handedly!

@taylorgutus

59

Obviously it’s short but a really fun course with some small elevation changes and good use of obstacles.