Wilder DGC
Newport, Oregon 1 course · 18 holes Driving directions
Course reviews
+1 votes 
Steve "Pun" Pearson
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February 9, 2013
Really awesome, really raw course. Woodchip tee boxes :( (that being said, most the holes are short enough to not need great footing, it wasnt
A big hindrance to me) Most of the holes are very reachable if You can avoid the trees, and a spotter is a must. The par 4s are a joke, easiest holes on the course, eagle looks for right handed backhanders. The terrain is rugged... Like stub strewert, with shorter holes. Once the shrubs and nonsense get beat down, and they get concrete tee pads, this course will be an A.
A big hindrance to me) Most of the holes are very reachable if You can avoid the trees, and a spotter is a must. The par 4s are a joke, easiest holes on the course, eagle looks for right handed backhanders. The terrain is rugged... Like stub strewert, with shorter holes. Once the shrubs and nonsense get beat down, and they get concrete tee pads, this course will be an A.
+1 votes
Sean C
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February 9, 2013
Great course!!!! Great use of the land. brand new innova 28 chain baskets and nice tee signs. However, the tee pads are woodchips and most all of the holes have brush that can very easly eat a disc. spotters are a must!!!! Also, the course needs signs pointing the way to next tees. few holes are tough to locate if you are a first timer. Finally, with time this could be a top course in oregon if most the under brush gets taken out. I dont get down to Newport very often but when i do, i will be back to play this course over and over again.
+1 votes
Matt "Tree Bruiser" Bressler
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February 27, 2013
Although my score does not show it, I had a lot of fun at this course. It is set in the middle of old growth forest. I had played it once before in the fall and to be honest, the course had changed quite a bit over 5 months. Being on the beach, wind is a factor. So much a factor that downed trees destroyed hole 9 tee pad and almost took out the basket as well. It is quite the workout while playing. Lots of opportunity to throw your disc down the back side of a ravine. This course was opened ...
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+0 votes
Nick Nisbet
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March 11, 2013
This is a fun course. The fairways need some clearing. It's easy to lose a disc if you kick off a tree the wrong way. Hole nine is a disaster with the fallen trees you have to climb over. It's going to take a logging company to clear nine. Good elevation changes, throwing over the ravines was great. Baskets are great, signs for each tee with a little blue arrow pointing to the next basket. Gravel and wood chip tee pads didn't affect my throws. With a few good work parties, this course will be an "A" in no time.