Pine Bluffs, WY
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56 reviews (showing 1–20)
Upkeep
2.5
Shot variety/design
3.6
Tee areas
3.4
Signage/wayfinding
2.6
Amenities
2.5
Scenery/views
4.7
@pokebr02
84
1
You need to bring a buddy to spot. One of the most beautiful courses I’ve played. It’s pretty tough. Worth a play if you have time
After playing Main
@discerdog26
151
1
Spectacular scenic course with wide shot variety. The only downside side is there’s a lot of blind shots and grass is overgrown in a few spots. Definitely worth the trip
@stinkus
1
So hard to find discs lol
@braddavis
152
0
Epic #1 course in Wyoming. The rubber mat tee pads are a little uneven and dirty. Otherwise this is a beautifully rugged mountain/canyon course. Not for beginners.
After playing Main
@peteb5
91
0
Fun beautiful course. Would’ve been better if I got to play it a second time after I knew where all the baskets were. Spotter definitely advised on half the holes or more if you haven’t played it before.
After playing Main
@discsam2
1
0
Lots of hidden holes and tricky shots
Would recommend for professional players
@mitchmcd
1
Bring water and hiking boots! This place is next level...
@tnunemac
86
0
Pretty scenery. Decent teepads, good baskets, mostly good signage. Almost every pin is blind. Too many gimmicky holes. Too many inaccessible greens. Has potential with some better design.
@elijahboese
0
Hard, hikes, bring lots of water not beer
@cjnelly
0
awesome, fun, challenging course - played feb 18th in about a foot of snow
@knucklehead87
0
Played solo. No issues. Sometimes you need to walk a bit to find the basket, but just pay attention to where you throw. Beautiful setting.
@crushboi
0
Awesome lots of elevation changes so bring extra water. Course itself is very technical.
@markblackburn
1
Challenging course with a lot of blind shots. Do not recommend playing alone because spotters can really help minimize lost discs. Took 3 of us 4 hours to play first time. A good bit of time spent scouting around for pin locations and our pace slowed at end due to some physical exhaustion from all the elevation shifts. Do not recommend for players in poor physical conditioning.
@lucci59
1
From colorado and this is an absolute awesome course, ignore poor reviews. Tee pads are solid rubber mats, played way worse pads. Definitely lots of blind throwing but using UDisc with location use makes it easy as can be to navigate. Lots of elevation change , prepare to hike. And lots of cactus are for the dogs, but regardless fantastic to play!
@marinedad113
0
Difficult course to navigate. Baskets are not visible from tees. Great views.
@dpalm1
0
In order to be a 5/5 I feel a course must have:
Good T pads & baskets, appropriate & accurate signage, clear fairways, challenging (trees, mandos, OB, elevated baskets, tight fairways, hills, water, rocks, long pro level holes), & unique (multiple Tpads or baskets, pyramid, hanging baskets, memorable hole).
This course lacked:
Water
@thauck
0
3 courses overlapping each other with very poor signage and UDisc wasn’t much help either. Disappointing looks like it could be an awesome course
@davidslater116
1
Amazing course! Beautiful property! The only bad thing I have to say is there are many blind shots
@tclink
49
0
Could use a redesign. Baskets in blind spots throughout the entire course. Very little upkeep. The bluffs have so much potential for a great course.
After playing Main
@kevinball
0
Amazing layout, good signage, variety of holes. Great use of space. Several holes are very difficult. Spotters necessary on some holes.