Highland Hills DGC
Course conditions:
- Unplayable
- Bad
- Decent
- Good
- Perfect
Extremely overgrown. I didn't even bother attempting to play it after seeing what I could see from the parking lot.
It's called H!ghland H!lls for a reason. It's hilly and a great walk (plus the park is named Highland Municipal Park). Two miles in length. It's a great workout. Open from sunrise to sunset daily. Scorecards are in the mailbox by the first tee.
Designer(s):
Wilkes County Disc Golf Club, Inc.
Year established:
2010
Course guides:
1
Multiple Tees / Pins:
Yes / Yes
Par Info:
60
60
60
DGCR SSE: [ ? ]
42.6
49.9
56.5
Rounds Recorded / Average Score:
203 / 65
8 / 64
179 / 65
15 / 69
Tee Type:
Mixed
Hole Type:
Kingpin
Discs lost:
9
Misc. info.:
Camping nearby
Not cart friendly
Location
Local Directions:
5 minutes from Highway 421. Turn onto Hwy 115 and head North about 2.1 miles. You'll pass Lance's Court (not our Lance) apartments on the left (small, not some huge complex) and Highland Drive will be immediately on the left. At the top of the hill, basically shoot straight across (slightly to the left) to the un-named road into the park (Highland Municipal Park). Follow the road in (past the gate) and park near the picnic shelter/building (at the end). First tee is on the right of the parking area. Parking on the right or left.
Welcome to H!ghland H!lls! We are very excited about bringing disc golf to Wilkes County.
Welcome to H!ghland H!lls! We are very excited about bringing disc golf to Wilkes County.
Latitude / Longitude:
36.160763, -81.126974
degree
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