Slate Canyon Park

PROS: - Very dynamic course. Lots of elevation changes and obstacles. - Devoted disc golf area, you really won't run encounter non-disc golfers - Cement pads and t-signs - Challenging!! CONS: ... show more ›

PROS:
- Very dynamic course. Lots of elevation changes and obstacles.
- Devoted disc golf area, you really won't run encounter non-disc golfers
- Cement pads and t-signs
- Challenging!!

CONS:
- Lots of sand, dirt and rocks. It will eat up your discs!
- If you shank a shot, you will be punished! I've hiked hundreds of feet down to retrieve a disc.
- The T-signs are terrible. The have a little map, but they aren't oriented correctly and we threw the wrong direction twice!!
- No directions to the next t-pad.

COMMENTS:
- Print out a map of the course.
- Play this course early, early morning. The mountain will block the sun. It's extremely hot in the summer.

This course is my favorite course in Utah County. It is a full 18 hole course on the side of the mountain. You have a great view of Utah Valley the entire course. There is basically no shade and you'r ... show more ›

This course is my favorite course in Utah County. It is a full 18 hole course on the side of the mountain. You have a great view of Utah Valley the entire course. There is basically no shade and you're hiking the entire time, so bring water. There is lots of elevation change. The course layout makes use of the mountain very well. There are some uphill shots, lots of downhill shots, two top of the world shots, etc. This course is very technical. Make sure you throw accurately because if you throw off, you may have to hike down on steep hillsides. Just fyi, some of the steep hillsides have lots of broken bottles on them as part of the course used to be a man-made reservoir (people would throw their bottles in the reservoir). That being said, this course is awesome! It is not for beginners, but intermediate and advanced players will enjoy this course.

This course was a lot of fun to play and also gave me a great workout! Lots of elevation to play and challenging shots. Plays through rocky slopes and native foilage so it helps to play in a group s ... show more ›

This course was a lot of fun to play and also gave me a great workout! Lots of elevation to play and challenging shots. Plays through rocky slopes and native foilage so it helps to play in a group so you can watch each others shots to avoid losing a disc. A lot of great holes where you can let it rip and really watch the flight of the disc!

Drove by the course the first time. A sign out by the road would be helpful to know where to pull through to start (large metal gates on east side of road before it turns west and heads downhill). SEE COURSE COORDINATES ON WHERE TO PARK!

Course has great tee pads and mach x baskets. Only one big sign at the start, so get a picture of the layout before playing for the first time. Needs some signage and directional arrows to help you know where to go for the first time.

No shade here. If you don't want to play in the heat of the sun, go early in the morning and play in the shade of the mountain before the sun comes over. Will make for a great early spring and late fall course as well when you can't get to those mountain courses.

Rugged mountain side course. Excellent concrete tee pads and Mach X baskets. Lots of elevation, which means lots of hiking. Tons of fun holes (#10 reminds me of the "catchers mitt" at Basecamp). N ... show more ›

Rugged mountain side course. Excellent concrete tee pads and Mach X baskets. Lots of elevation, which means lots of hiking. Tons of fun holes (#10 reminds me of the "catchers mitt" at Basecamp).

No signage as of yet, so just snap a photo of the map on hole 1 to get you through. Not much shade for those hot summer days, and it could use some cleaning( lots of broken glass!). Tall grass and weeds in some areas.

Overall its a really cool course. One of the best in the area.