Silver Mountain

PROS: Course is mapped out very well, score cards are provided at the beginning. Very clean fairways and baskets are in great shape. Holes 7 and 8 call for a pretty much straight vertical drive and a hard climb to the top of a toboggan hill. This leads to hole number 9 which is one of the coolest holes ive ever played. a 600' bomb off of the very top of the hill to a clearing on the bottom. I walked back up the hill just to throw it again. Course called for many different types of shots which i ...
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PROS: Course is mapped out very well, score cards are provided at the beginning. Very clean fairways and baskets are in great shape. Holes 7 and 8 call for a pretty much straight vertical drive and a hard climb to the top of a toboggan hill. This leads to hole number 9 which is one of the coolest holes ive ever played. a 600' bomb off of the very top of the hill to a clearing on the bottom. I walked back up the hill just to throw it again. Course called for many different types of shots which i love. Very secluded, there was a sign in sheet that showed about 2-3 visitors per day. I was the only one there for my entire round. Also being on a large hill this course provides some pretty amazing views throughout the round.

CONS: No Concrete pads/uneven ground to tee off of. Fairways are very tight and if you stray off the path it is very thick, can easily swallow a disc.

Overall i had a blast at this course and i would defiantly play it again.
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Pros: This is probably the hardest course I have played. I have since played Leviathon and this course challenges Leviathon on how hard it is even though it is much much shorter. Almost every shot is through a very skinny line flat or uphill with hard hyzer or anhyzers at the end of the shot and a couple downhill bombers. The holes are not extremely long but are very technical. If you miss your line you will end up in some thick ruff where you will have to throw out. The ruff isnt so bad that I ...
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Pros: This is probably the hardest course I have played. I have since played Leviathon and this course challenges Leviathon on how hard it is even though it is much much shorter. Almost every shot is through a very skinny line flat or uphill with hard hyzer or anhyzers at the end of the shot and a couple downhill bombers. The holes are not extremely long but are very technical. If you miss your line you will end up in some thick ruff where you will have to throw out. The ruff isnt so bad that I think you would lose a disc but you will have a hard time trying to play out from it.

There are signs everywhere and the design is in such a way that you play loops that bring you back to where you were 3 or 4 holes ago. So you wont get lost on this course but because of the difficulty the course will take a few hours.

Cons: Its not closer to me.

Other Thoughts: If you are near this course and could master it you would probably instantly be pro at discgolf. It is that hard and hitting those lines everytime for a under par score would mean that you are fantastic at this sport.

I thought deerfield was hard (and it is) but this course makes deerfield look easy.

Also there is tons of hiking on this course, be ready to get tired after a round here!
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