Casper DGC

Casper Disc Golf Course has a variety of vegitation and natural looking surroundings. After parking at the North Casper Softball Park, players must navigate over the North Platte River on a nicely built pedestrian bridge. The first thing disc throwers notice after a couple turns is that there are no signs of civilization except for the well maintained bike path... and of course, the single function dics golf course. The scerene backdrop is pleasing to the eye and more than likely, you will see m ...
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Casper Disc Golf Course has a variety of vegitation and natural looking surroundings. After parking at the North Casper Softball Park, players must navigate over the North Platte River on a nicely built pedestrian bridge. The first thing disc throwers notice after a couple turns is that there are no signs of civilization except for the well maintained bike path... and of course, the single function dics golf course. The scerene backdrop is pleasing to the eye and more than likely, you will see many indigineous wildlife species as you traverse this one of a kind course. As for the course itself, it seems that every one of the 18 concrete launch pads were strategically placed to create long thin throwing lanes that either break to the right or left as you near the baskets which are surrounded by huge trees that never let your disc get by without interupting the flight. There's an abundance of fallen branches and deadfall trees.. not to mention cacti and sagebrush. . The baskets are Innova's top of the line. This helps some of those discs stay in as you fight Casper's 10 to 50 mph winds. You can avoid the high winds most mornings between 6 and 10 a.m..But what fun is that? It's true that wind can make an amature out of the most seasoned pro. Since I've been playing for only a few months, I like when the advanced discers I play with have trouble with 10 foot putts. Even though there is an abundance of trees, foilage, ponds and hills, not to mention the North Platte River which skirts the southern edge of the course, I've only lost one disc. That disc was returned to me later by a fellow golfer.
This course just needs a little national attention to become a hotspot for players from around the world. I would love to see a nationally held event at the course.
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