Wilderness Ranch
108 reviews (showing 1–20)
@peteuli
New Red Chainstar Pro baskets. Hole 2 is a tunnel shot through a dbl mandatory into a green surrounded by OB, Hole 9 is a blind dogleg right, hole 14 is a sharp dogleg left, and hole 17 is an old school high righty an-hyzer out over the field and backwards into the trees. The rest of the baskets are visible from the tee. Paths from baskets to each next tee are easy to follow. Course is looking great. Mulch in the fairways, Don’t miss out on playing this course, it’s beautiful and challenging! Follow the UDisc map if needed but not necessary.
@joetree14
Had a great time at a great course, I moved from Michigan to Phoenix and missed the tight tunnel shots, glad I got a chance to play it, met Pete while playing, such a great guy, will definetly be back and hopefully not so rusty so I can play 2 long next time, what a killer shot!
@taylorgerber
One of the best in AZ!
@discrabbit
Best course I've played in Arizona, well-designed. I wish there was some indication on the tee sign and/or UDisc to show where the different mandatory doglegs and OB was. The course is extra challenging for the first time player because of these unknowns. Overall awesome place to play!
@robertoran
Very fun course! Recommend playing longs if you have a good amount of disc golf experience. This is coming from an east coaster, and I usually plays shorts at every new course along my travels. Played first two shorts and immediately changed to the longs.
@bernchip5110
What an awesome course. Way better than fountain hills which is #2 in the state. Love the fun and cares for greens and walking paths
@titties
Great place to camp and play
@brianphillips
It's a wooded course.. it's nice but I don't see it being #1 in the state. Some pads are close to baskets as well.. it's nice, but I've plays hundreds of wooded course.
@bubblegumjr
Fantastic Course! Played the pro pads so there were a few long walks I could have avoided just by playing the longs instead, but wanted the challenge. Will definitely be back to play the other tees in the future. A challenging and fun course.
@gbray9
Beautiful property, beautiful design. The flow of the course is thoughtful and there aren’t two shots that are the same. So fun, well done!
@braddavis
Pro level course even though it’s flat. Lots of tunnel and highly technical shots. Very humbling—in a good way.
@webersrus
Great course. Plays different but challenging from both long and short tees. Still great!
@camerondiers
What else could you possibly want from a course. Even the bad shots make you smile.
@arkymarky
Very nice course. Played on the way from Tucson back to Arkansas, it is kind of on the way. Tight but fair lines. Beautiful area and very well maintained. UDisc distances do not agree with tee signs. No big deal.
@dylanvh
Amazing design Well kept Added little touches that make the experience wonderful Gorgeous property
@rj29274
Very well maintained, tight tunnels, a few doglegs, and a signature par 5. Manicured greens, a few elevated baskets, and mulched fairways. Turf teepads, new baskets, and good signage. Water and restrooms on site. Several signature holes. I played the pro layout (long pads). Shot -2 (60) Course has a nice variety of shots that require a mix of precision and placement, a negotiation of control and power, and some open meadow bombers toward the end. Note: Several holes have OB rope and Mandos that are intuitive and fair. The course is Easy to navigate and well marked. Once you find hole 1, way-finding is very easy and the course has good flow. Overall: A must play if you are in the area and worth a road trip to play. I got to play this course back in 2018 when it was brand new. The WR host, Ron, and Pete U, course designer, have made this course into a disc golf destination and WR has earned the title as #1 course in AZ. High elevation disc golf at its finest! 4.75/5 - this course will make you a better player (bring your flippy plastic)