Valmont City Park

Front 9 is a absolute blast, good use of terrain for short but technical throws. 8,9,10 are your only big throws but if you have a big arm its not a big deal. most on the back 9 are simple straight ba ... show more ›

Front 9 is a absolute blast, good use of terrain for short but technical throws. 8,9,10 are your only big throws but if you have a big arm its not a big deal. most on the back 9 are simple straight back and forth throws over a mound with no complications to the hole. It is a great way to try for aces and to make up your score if you struggled on the front 9.

This is a good course to teach people new to disc golf on, because if they "get it" at all, they can have some chances for a bird. Not challenging at all to more experienced players, but has a few fu ... show more ›

This is a good course to teach people new to disc golf on, because if they "get it" at all, they can have some chances for a bird. Not challenging at all to more experienced players, but has a few fun short slight elevation change shots. I had fun. Played all 18 holes in just over half an hour, so yeah, it is short.

My home course. It's short but fun. The first 7 holes play around a weird little hill with cactus and (in the summer) yellowjackets. In the winter, it opens up, and you have to work really hard to ... show more ›

My home course. It's short but fun. The first 7 holes play around a weird little hill with cactus and (in the summer) yellowjackets. In the winter, it opens up, and you have to work really hard to lose a disc. 3 long holes on 8,9,and 10. 12-16 are "birdie alley"'. The last two holes play across a manicured, heavily watered athletic field. These different portions f the course give you some different flavors to adjust to. Big arms may cry a little, but they have a hard time dialing back to work with the short touch-shots.

This is a fun little course, that sort of work's well with the land that it's build on, but if it were laid out differently it could really be way more fun to play by offering a better variety of shot ... show more ›

This is a fun little course, that sort of work's well with the land that it's build on, but if it were laid out differently it could really be way more fun to play by offering a better variety of shots and more overall length. Lot's of short holes, too many in fact, but that also means lots of ace runs, which is fun. Good moral booster for advanced players, it's easy to shoot some super low rounds. Perfect course for beginners. All the holes are marked with signs, and there are cement tee pads which is a big plus. Bottom line, there are a ton of short, straight shots which makes the course seem repetitive, and the average hole length is probably somewhere around 180'. Good place to practice your mid-range and putting, but if your looking for a place to really let it rip, this is not the course to do it on.