Course reviews
+2 votes Jared Kastleman › Blind Gully › February 21, 2012
Steep, raw, hilly terrain and some risky pin locations make Blind Gully a unique 9 hole challenge. Uphill and downhill throws are prevalent. 9 long is a Monster. Brand new baskets are sweet. Once the fairways are a bit more established and there is official tees and signage in the summer I will upgrade this rating. It's possible to have a mini-mountain golf experience here. Through development I think this 9 hole course in Northern Utah has some great potential.
+1 votes Ryan Ranes › Blind Gully › September 16, 2012
Little rough tee pads arent the best a couple cool holes
+1 votes Todd Durrant › Blind Gully › November 20, 2012
This will always be my "home course" since it is where I started playing disc golf. It is very challenging. There are not a lot of long distances, but a lot of finesse is needed to get around the many obstacles, even on short throws. There are many trees and hills, plus a steep hill that my son and I always call "the cliff" (holes 8 and 9). Many times we've muttered, "oops, I threw it off the cliff." We've lost several discs, and found several others, making each trip even more of an advent ...
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+0 votes Brandon Merzlock › Blind Gully › August 23, 2011
I think this is the best layout for the area given. The best holes are 1, 3, 6, and 9. 9 is a crazy risk/reward shot about 375 uphill overhanging a huge pit. Go left if you can't make it across. Take a spotter as this course is very tight in the woods and is very primitive. The pads are dirt for now and we are hoping to have it in prime condition by mid 2012...if the world hasn't ended. Please be courteous and do not throw while cars are driving by on hole 8 and 9.
+0 votes Jimmy hall › Blind Gully › September 6, 2011
It is one of the best courses its way fun but hole nine is a pain it's long a long hole throwing over 10 foot cat tails. But it's fun
+0 votes Brandon Willis › Blind Gully › July 24, 2012
This course is challenging and well laid out. Most of the holes are blind and many are very tight and technical. The course reminds me of Solitude. The thing I would most like to change is the tees, but it sounds like there are already plans to put in concrete ones. Many of them just don't provide enough room.
+0 votes Bart Friederich › Blind Gully › October 16, 2011
Not as bad as I thought to play however hiking up massive slopes and crossing fallen logs to continue past hole six kinda sucks. Overall the coarse is pretty rugged a lot of trees a river huge gully but still fun. Hole eight is very aceable for a beginner as well as four. Hole six has a high potential for losing discs in the river the trees or the dead wood all around. Hole seven is hard cause a pad is throwing up a very steep mountain side and b pad is a hike to the top of the slope. When throw ...
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+0 votes Danny Perkins › Blind Gully › January 23, 2013
Very fun course, losing discs is probable if not paying attention, lots of sweet shots.
+0 votes Tim Kiester › Blind Gully › September 25, 2011
Fun little course! much more primitive than any I have played before. I was glad I had printed the map from this site to help me, otherwise I never would have found it!
+0 votes Randall Lewis › Blind Gully › October 16, 2011
Very rough course (very new), but challenging and interesting with many hazards and hilly terrain. Very few of the holes are visible from the tees.
+0 votes Mark Gibby › Blind Gully › July 28, 2012
navigation is getting better. still a young course with rough dirt tees. Mostly short holes with brutal obstacles and thick brush. Fun to play, but bring your good hiking shoes.
+0 votes Kevin Shanley › Blind Gully › June 20, 2013
I've been playing this course almost since it opened. It's a rugged course and a bit tricky to find all of the baskets and tees on the first round. It will be much better if the tee boxes are ever finished. I've appreciated the minor improvements with the bridge and stepping stones and paths on the steep hillsides. The holes aren't too long and require throw a decent drive with a right turn at the end to be good. I think the numbering should be changed since I prefer to start at hole 3, which is ...
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+0 votes Jacob Serio › Blind Gully › March 30, 2014
The toughest 9 hole course I've played. Lots of hiking, variety and punishing holes. Holes 8 and 9 will test you for sure!
All it needs is better tee pads.
All it needs is better tee pads.
+0 votes David Alger › Blind Gully › June 29, 2015
Great technical course. Needs better tee pads. Watch out for the cliffs! Beginners using the short tees makes it much more manageable. Long tees are tough, really makes a big difference on a few holes.
+0 votes Landon S › Blind Gully › June 28, 2022
Tough course. On a hillside and very wooded. Easy to lose discs.