Ship Rock Disc Golf

Big course, huge open fairways with a few tight and interesting wooded holes. Plenty of o.b. so look at the postings before you throw. Rubber tee pads are generally o.k. some of the holes along the creek get flooded or are often pretty muddy. Bring a change of socks and lunch because you'll most likely want to play it twice. Buchmiller is right around the corner if twice around Shiprock is too much.

Definetly the most challenging course I've played to date but Im just starting out. Could use a mowing on the fairways,

My favorite course so far. The tees and holes are well marked and easy to find. There is also a variety of shots to be made, from some challenging holes in the woods to some really long wide open fairways. I am never disappointed with a day spent here!

Ship is my home course, and I always love playing it.

not a bad course, i liked the layout even though the course is extremely long, a couple holes are over 700 and 800 feet long. lots of the baskets aren't really well groomed.

Fun course....definitely more challenging than most I've played. Llama's cliff was pretty money. Easy to follow but hard to birdie. Going back tomorrow.

First of all I only got to play 6 holes, but they were a great mix of distance (longest holes I've seen so far in Lancaster) and challenging short par 3 holes. Was +5 through 6 holes. Really liked it. Quiet course in the country. Very cool.

This is a fun bomber course. Lot of long, open shots with a couple of technical wooded holes to change it up.

A great course, that is both challenging and unique. They’ve recently planted a number of trees and are planning on changing out the rubber tee pads for concrete. In the near future, this will be one of the better courses in the state.