Twisted Pine DGC
212 reviews (showing 1–20)
@skinnydogs
Fun, beginner friendly course. Holes 8 and 9 can eat discs easily even though they are short…need accurate drive. Trees along the course eat discs and don’t give them back…lol. Loner discs available at the info center and a few basic molds for sale as well.
@emmywood
Very pretty course but not a huge variety of shots (playing the Am tees).
@jjlarson
Amateur layout is made for the right hand back hand player. No elevation change and somewhat lack of shot variety. Amateur layout is fairly basic, would recommend the semi pro layout for anyone above beginner level. Pretty scenery though and nicely kept teepads and course overall
@oobernabber
Amateur layout is a pitch and putt style course in a pretty area with a terrible mosquito problem (even in the wind!). “Pro” baskets were longer and more in the woods.
@kennpetri
Played the AMs. Fun pitch and putt with a couple medium length holes but definitely nothing that's going to stretch your arm. A couple holes made good use of the trees and required a little bit of creativity, but not much. Lots of mosquitoes if the day is even slightly warm so bring the bug spray. If you have the accuracy there are definite ace run holes. And a decent player is going to finish under par. Some nice scenery in spots but again nothing to write home about. Still had fun but was disappointing overall.
@coryinthehouse
Really diverse shots that are super fun and really technical. Super rewarding to score big. Definitely made me do some throws I haven’t done in a while
@shortbuz
Well designed layout, offering shorter, family friendly holes, combined with more advanced layouts. The mosquitos were hungry so bring bug spray and there is quite a bit of Gorse for tender dog paws to find.
@mjolley
There aren’t a lot of pure lines on this course. The snaggy trees make for the challenge but the lines you must throw to miss them aren’t very disc-golf. More like poke and hope. Good course for this area.
@ryanschump
No ocean views while playing
@napoleon873
The red course is awesome and well laid out. The pro layout should only be for tournaments as it requires you to do the red layout twice. The signs need to be updated for the pro layout on Udisc or vice versa.
@goosefredrikson
Gorgeous course in gorgeous area
@centruroides
Well designed modest distance course. Trees will hold your disc, bring retrieval instruments.
@jjfuentes
Great course!
@beeryscott
Nice fun course caught it on a beautiful Sunny day.
@burtimus
The baby sister around here, but totally worth the play. In the AM setup its pretty mellow, the pro setup seems a little hard to follow. Plays quick, a little under an hour solo. Good fun, not as much of a disc eater as Wilder, but keep it low because those pines are grabby!
