Wilder Disc Golf Course
112 reviews (showing 1–20)
@joshschmidt
Super fun course with a lot of variety. Spotter highly recommended.
@jeremster
Beautiful course through the woods. Excellent shot variety, cool holes, short tee pads but great signage between holes. Hole 10 needs completely redesigned, no fairway and no line to the basket. The real bummer for me was my boys and I had to bail on hole 11 after getting stung for the third time, all by hives in the fairway and right by the baskets. Desperately needs some attention.
@wescaya
I commend the people who did all the work to get the course to its current state but the course is in a jungle and more work is needed to make it so you can easily find your disc when it lands in the fairway. The signage is pretty good. Without it, I’d have never made it through the course. The holes are fun to play and, if the fairways were cleaned up, this course would be special. Long hikes in between holes sometimes make it feel more like a safari than a disc golf course. Even after a good drive, there were times when I still had to search in order to find the basket and there was at least one hole where I ended up throwing my approach to the wrong basket. If you bring a cart, you’ll regret it before you finish hole one.
@solomonplew
Cool course, like the verity of shot shapes and scenery, but the paths are sketch and you can easily lose a disc even if it lands in the fairway.
@siskiyoukid
Great shot variety, awesome scenery, really fun. Could use one solid layout w a mix of some longs and shorts.
@asapdougie
Lived up to the hype! Some big bombers & lots of wooded fairways, beautiful!
@arosas02244
Went to the wrong basket multiple times. Very dangerous when wet. Very sketchy bridges that have no traction caused me to slip into a creek.
@tyeerilatos
My absolute favorite course in Oregon. This track is a hidden gem. Offering all shot shapes and styles of holes, it truly is a must play course. Holes 1-3 it helps to have a spotter but as long as you play the fairways you tend to be fine. It’s a challenging course. Longs - GOLD LEVEL for sure. Shorts - RED/BLUE LEVEL. It takes awhile to walk, not the best for carts, but truly worth every minute.
@zachlafr
No restroom or water available. Need permit to play (no one checks). Big shots, make sure you have a spotter for multiple shots! Beautiful scenery the whole way.
@thamersly
Beautiful scenery, fun shots, tight lines, long bombs, this course has everything!
@jjfuentes
Paths are difficult to navigate. High brush throughout the course.
@bogeyjoey
Fun holes and great use of the land and elevation. Love the mix of wooded and open shots and the length. Only thing is line to see - a defined fairway on hole #10.
@ljo28079
Beautiful environment, lots of narrow (but fair) routes through forest. Variation in pin placements make for large difficulty range. Nice tee pads, signage very helpful (watch out for Sasquatch!) Long placements have nice new orange discatchers
@slingblade92
Best course in Oregon. Tight but fair lines. Stay on the fairway.
@yamaharidr
Beautiful course that has a great mix of short and long holes as well as woods and open. Signs are great and show A and B placements. There are big foot markers that show walking paths to the next holes and were easy to follow. Beginners will struggle with trees and brush but intermediate to advanced players will love the varying shot selection and challenge that Wilder provides.
@jefhatch
Overall the course played very well for being a new course. Definitely not a beginner friendly course. Make sure that you do not golf it by yourself as well. You need spotters on just about every hole. As this course gets worn in by golfers playing regularly it will be one of the best courses in Oregon.