Two Gray Hares

$5 to play / donation box. Shorter front 9 and a longer less unique back 9. Driving range was cute. Open dry field with 50ft markers way out to like 400 or 500 ft. Well placed baskets to make up for t ... show more ›

$5 to play / donation box. Shorter front 9 and a longer less unique back 9. Driving range was cute. Open dry field with 50ft markers way out to like 400 or 500 ft. Well placed baskets to make up for the lack of trees and obstacles.

Heard great things about the owners from locals. Private courses like this are worth paying for when the owners care about the disc golfers.

Short and Technical Front 9 and Open Bombs in the back 9. The driving range was awesome!!! 3 dollars is a steal considering you pretty much get it to yourself. Lots of fun, although some of the underb ... show more ›

Short and Technical Front 9 and Open Bombs in the back 9. The driving range was awesome!!! 3 dollars is a steal considering you pretty much get it to yourself. Lots of fun, although some of the underbrush needs to be cut down so there is less discs getting lost when they are barely off the fairway (pay to play courses should not have this problem)

Two Gray Hares is a beautiful, well maintained course near a river and an acequia (irrigation ditch). It seems to me that it used to be a farm back in the day. Even though it is a private course, the ... show more ›

Two Gray Hares is a beautiful, well maintained course near a river and an acequia (irrigation ditch). It seems to me that it used to be a farm back in the day. Even though it is a private course, the owners made you feel very welcome and at home. TGH is also the home of the worlds oldest woman disc player who is in her 90's!!! Well maintained modern outhouses, mini pro shop with drinks and snacks, and a picnic table are some of the bonus amenities that are available. Even if no one is working at the course, you can just leave $3 in a mailbox next to the course maps at the pro shop.