Spanish Fork DGC

Course layout has changed. I love the elevation changes on this course. Some really long holes that cater to big arm throwers. No trees to get in your way, but an occasional telephone pole might try (hole#5). Only things I don't like about this course is the wind can be pretty bad at times. Also the rocks! Bring your Vibram discs or more durable plastics to avoid too much damage. The course was closed for a while. Now that it is open again for play, the layout has changed a little bit ...
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Course layout has changed. I love the elevation changes on this course. Some really long holes that cater to big arm throwers. No trees to get in your way, but an occasional telephone pole might try (hole#5). Only things I don't like about this course is the wind can be pretty bad at times. Also the rocks! Bring your Vibram discs or more durable plastics to avoid too much damage.

The course was closed for a while. Now that it is open again for play, the layout has changed a little bit for the beginning and ending holes. There currently is not an updated map for this anywhere that I have been able to find. However playing it through and seeing where you need to go isn't an issue.

Hole 1 begins out near the gate where there is a new parking area, portable john, and the course map. Its straight out and note that the yardage on the post for this hole is no longer accurate.

Hole 2 is to your left, across the road. Its straight out and note that the yardage on the post for this hole is no longer accurate.

Holes 3-14 should play pretty close to what is posted on the current maps for this course.

Hole 15 is very long and is to the left of the basket from hole 14. Its straight out as well and note that the yardage on the post for this hole is no longer accurate.

Hole 16 is straight ahead from there and basket is slightly elevated on the side of a hill. The yardage on the post for this hole is no longer accurate.

Hole 17 is just ahead and to your left at the top of the hill. It plays short and across the dirt road. The yardage on the post for this hole is deffinitely no longer accurate.

Hole 18 is to your left and slightly behind you and then plays parallel to Hole #1 where you then finish next to the parking area. The yardage on the post for this hole is no longer accurate.
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Great course, excellent signage (except it looks like the signs were never properly installed and a few have fallen off and are sitting on the ground), awesome chainstar baskets, multiple tees. Exposed to windy conditions, there is moderate and well placed elevation change and no trees. There is a Beginner, Intermediate and Pro scoring system which is highlighted on the tee signs. Some par 4s and par 5s come into play depending on how you choose to score. So eagle opportunities could come up. Al ...
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Great course, excellent signage (except it looks like the signs were never properly installed and a few have fallen off and are sitting on the ground), awesome chainstar baskets, multiple tees. Exposed to windy conditions, there is moderate and well placed elevation change and no trees. There is a Beginner, Intermediate and Pro scoring system which is highlighted on the tee signs. Some par 4s and par 5s come into play depending on how you choose to score. So eagle opportunities could come up. All holes are par 3 for pro. Holes range from 220 ft. to 720 ft.. There are a few baskets that have minor problems and there is major construction going on right now. The major feature on hole 16 has been bulldozed out. I hope that whatever changes are being made are for the overall good of the course. This course is a great asset to the Utah disc golf scene and incredibly fun.
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