Lake Dillon - Main Course

Great mountain course! The course will make you hike a bit, you are in the mountains, if you don’t like it play in Kansas. This course has a sweet family short course / practice putter course. Grea ... show more ›

Great mountain course! The course will make you hike a bit, you are in the mountains, if you don’t like it play in Kansas.
This course has a sweet family short course / practice putter course. Great for beginners or advanced players who want to practice ace runs. The 18 hole course has nice variety. Some long holes some tight shots and some open throws. The views here are some of the best in Colorado. Wear proper shoes.

Lot's of elevation changes and some beautiful views. You first start off with a long tiring walk to hole one (probably about a 10 min walk) and start with a few up hill holes that are decent. There's ... show more ›

Lot's of elevation changes and some beautiful views. You first start off with a long tiring walk to hole one (probably about a 10 min walk) and start with a few up hill holes that are decent. There's some fun down hill shots to follow with one big bomber downhill shot that's definitely my favorite hole on the course. The rest of the course is various slightly uphill and downhill shots that are fairly open, including a fair amount of blind shots as well. For the most part you can throw a hyzer on most of the holes and doesn't require to many straight shots. Be prepared to get a work out.

Lake Dillon is an absolutely stunning disc golf course, with amazing views and great shots. There is a TON of elevation changes here, no hole is flat. There are some really fun, long down hill shots ... show more ›

Lake Dillon is an absolutely stunning disc golf course, with amazing views and great shots. There is a TON of elevation changes here, no hole is flat. There are some really fun, long down hill shots, up hill shots, some tighter shots through the trees, and just about everything else in between. It's a fairly difficult course that will make you work for those birdies. Every hole now has a wooden tee sign with the hole number and distance, and all of the tee pads are concrete. The tee pads a little shorter than one would hope, but I can only imagine how difficult they were to pour in the first place at this elevation, so it's definitely better than nothing. The only other "con" I could see, would be the walk up to the first tee (about 3/4 mile), but that doesn't bother me at all. I think it's actually a nice hike to get a little warmed up with.

Long walk to hole 1, but awese technical course with lots of elevation change. My only criticism is the very tiny tee pads...about 2 steps before you roll your ankle. But still awesome that they put i ... show more ›

Long walk to hole 1, but awese technical course with lots of elevation change. My only criticism is the very tiny tee pads...about 2 steps before you roll your ankle. But still awesome that they put in pads and not just dirt. Oh and look for the little red flags to point you in the next tee pad. Very helpful!