Diamond X - Red/Blue at Phipps Park

Much better than orange course!

Wide variety of challenging shots, moderate to intense hiking, club members are friendly, catch a round with a local for navigation (shoutout to Reese for being a real hog)

Most scenic disc golf course in the world? It should be in the conversation. Played up and down a ridge line and almost every tee or pin has a picturesque view. Natural rock tees for some holes make it even more fun. One of the best courses I’ve ever played. I’m a little concerned about erosion of the hillsides without more maintenance and clearer paths and signage but with this scenery and the creative holes this is a 5-stars outstanding course every time. Note: you’ll need to be moderately fit and have good shoes. You’re genuinely climbing up and down the side of a steep hill on some holes.

Like nothing else- most beautiful views and need every shot. MUST PLAY this course ( with a local😁)

This course has some fairly aggressive climbing sections, specifically getting from 8 to 9 and then from 18 tee down. Maybe there are easier ways than I went but there was zero signage to guide. That said epic course and certainly worth a visit. Bring water and someone who knows the way ideally.

Front 9 is tougher terrain but super fun. Back 9 is easier.

This course is an experience everyone should have once. With a team of spotters who know the course. With brightly colored discs. You will lose discs on open shots because the two foot tall grass is overrun with the feet tall bushes interspersed with five foot tall shrubs. The back half is running along the lip of the canyon and an errant shot is going two hundred feet to the bottom. After the awesome tee shot in 18 you have to trek back to 14 for the trailhead down. It’s fun. Once.

Front 9ish is very overgrown … lost 3 discs… must play if traveling thru tho!

So easy to lose discs and is just hard to climb around looking for them

Very difficult for those who came from sea level.

Amazing

Awesome course!!! I play all over the country looking for courses like this.

Worst tee pads I’ve ever seen. Course is awesome otherwise.

This is not a disc golf course, this is a hike. If you decide to throw discs that’s great but don’t come in with the understanding that you will be playing disc golf. The first few holes are fine, but as you progress you will see that the holes are either designed poorly, designed such that you make a small mistake and you end up scrambling down a ravine, or designed well, but for whatever reason they lack the infrastructure to allow you to execute the hole. Don’t play unless you can throw 300+

Excellent disc/hike combo. Minor scrambling up and down cliffs but with strong ankles and good balance, you’ll be fine. Awesome views. Only problem is signage isn’t good enough for first timers without UDisc.

Course isn't for rec, beginner, or players who are not throwing 325+ with great accuracy. After hole 4 the landscape can be very difficult to transvers. If you are not physically fit or in decent hiking shape I cannot reccomend you play here. Do not bring more than a 10 disc bag, no carts or tourney bags or you will regret it. Some fairly okay tee signs and signs on baskets pointing to the next pad which was nice. No solid pads to throw from just packed dirt/mud. More a workout than DG.

An extremely unique, difficult, and exciting course. The variety is incredible, and 18(Blue) is epic! Experts/Pros will enjoy this challenge, everyone else might spend some time looking for a disc or two.

Awesome course!Definitely not cart friendly...lol

Great day for Disc golf! Only a slight breeze.

One of Montana’s finest disc golf tracks. Situated against and on top of the sandstone “Rims” formation, this course will test you endurance, creativity, and will, all at once!