Haybro Red Tail DGC

A scam Don’t play here if you if you’re wanting enjoyable play of any kind. The previous reviews may have been accurate for the time but this course is the worst I’ve been on in 8 years of pla ... show more ›

A scam
Don’t play here if you if you’re wanting enjoyable play of any kind. The previous reviews may have been accurate for the time but this course is the worst I’ve been on in 8 years of playing. No visible baskets, 3 ft grass the entire fairway, unreadable signage, and on top of all that they have the audacity to make you pay for it. Perhaps I mistook the pay to play as mandatory bc it’s embarrassing to design a course like this and scam ppl to play it. Maybe this is over the top and this course has been abandoned for years but if not don’t come here and waste your time, money, or weed wackier string bc you’ll need one to play here.
I’m a 918 player with over 60 courses under my belt. Nothing crazy but I know a bad course when I play one.

Awesome mountain course set in a beautiful valley full of Oak shrubs. This is a physically demanding course with extreme elevation changes that will challenge any player. Every hole is different, ad ... show more ›

Awesome mountain course set in a beautiful valley full of Oak shrubs. This is a physically demanding course with extreme elevation changes that will challenge any player. Every hole is different, adding ongoing interest into the experience. Some holes are blind shots but have been flagged and even have a mini basket or two in the fairway to help guide you along. The signage is being updated and posted which helps a great deal, still it is best to have a spotter on some holes. Dual tees have been dug in, making some par4's to add to the challenge factor, if you wish. The oak shrubs provide a cool respite from the mountain sun, and are the main obstacle here as you move your way along the hillsides. Many different throws will be required in order to score well, not just another short open hyzer like many courses, shot placement is key. The owner has put a ton of effort into making this course available to the public, fairways have been trimmed, lines cleared, flags put up on baskets, cold water jugs placed and filled, tees leveled, and now signage is being printed up, among many other things. Bring good shoes, sunscreen, water and snacks. Make sure to sign your waiver, put a mere $5 in with it, and enjoy your round! This is definitely one to experience!

I have so much respect for this guy putting this course together. I'm from salt lake city staying in Steamboat Springs for work and man i'm glad I found this place. You turn on a dirt rocky road I be ... show more ›

I have so much respect for this guy putting this course together. I'm from salt lake city staying in Steamboat Springs for work and man i'm glad I found this place. You turn on a dirt rocky road I believe it's hwy 179 but you follow that road about 3-5 miles and you'll see it on your right. It's a great all around course, you've got shots throwing straight up hill, shots straight down hill, there's basket markers for the baskets you can't see, he has disc set up for the location at each tee box with the distance and hole number. When you arrive he ask that you fill out a waiver and donate $5 to the course which in my opinion was definitely worth it. It's a very unique one of a kind course. The view is also beautiful sitting right on the side of a mountain. There's plenty more to say about it but if your in the area or looking for a nice hike and a good challenge with technical shots check this place out!