- Multiple tee locations
- great views
- Great signage, probably the best I have ever seen
- Well marked green sticks to the next tee box from each basket
- nice tee pads, concrete, and level
- nice benches at most holes
- lots of elevation changes and tricky shots
- bathroom at parking lot
- holes 1,9,10,18,19,27 all start/end right at the parking lot

- Getting shit stolen off your vehicle....
- Long long long holes
- cant see basket from many tee boxes
- no trash cans on course only at parking lot
- can get muddy and slippery with some rain or snow on the ground with all the hills/valleys

We showed up and played 9 holes once we returned we saw someone had stolen our generator off the back of our RV so that was a very big disappointment. Would recommend not keeping anything in or on your car or make sure there are others around and its a busy day.

Other than that it was a well thought out course, definitely get a map, the best one i got was one you could download and it overlays on your Google Maps app, Super Easy!

-Great facility and amenities
-Pitch and Putt for warmup, short game work, or just some fun
-36 holes in total!
-Every loop ends right at the parking lot/bathrooms/gazebo
-Great signange
-Great teepads
-Great baskets (all new)
-Benches at every tee
-Something for everyone: PNP for beginners, Loops for Rec/Pro
-Huge variety of distances from 150ish (PNP) to over 800 feet!
-Uncrowded
-Easy navigation (green stakes and basket arrows)
-Variety in elevation
-Variety of distances
-Panoramic views of Reno basin and surrounding Sierras

-Isolated unless you're a Reno/Sparks local
-No trashcans or bathrooms once you're in a "loop"
-Fairly open and lacking technicality
-Hot in Summer (95F avg high), Cold in Winter (45F avg high)
-The clips for hole desigantion were nearly all missing
-Easy to lose discs without a spotter
-Novice players probably wouldn't enjoy some of the distance required on some holes (over 800 ft.)
-Repetitive scenery
-Lacking challenge for power throwers

This course is not just a course, it seriously is a complex. It feels like you're playing in the Wild West, nothing else is really around and the scenery just gives it that vibe. You're almost expecting some wild Mustangs to roam around here. The triple loop design is perfect, you play 9 holes and end up back in the central lot for rehydration or rest. Navigation has these bright green stakes in the ground you follow to the next tee, along with an arrow in the basket pointing to the next tee. I absolutely loved the teepads, like nothing I've ever seen before. Tees were like rubber but more reliable, hard to explain but they just felt better. Signage is all very new, and usually easy to spot the basket from the tee. However, the clip design to designate holes doesn't work well, as punks will just remove the clips. The elevation, distance, and wind are what make this course a challenge. If you flip over your drive on some holes you can be further than when you tee'd. Lots of downhill and uphill drives here. I can see a powerful player desiring more challenge with this course, as huge hyzers will practically guarantee a par, if not birdie or ace on some holes (but aces are always fun.) There are just enough trees around to protect many of the baskets or block that line you want to hit. Shrubs make footing difficult at times. Overall, I was pleasantly surprised at how great this facility was! If you're in the area, check it out and have a spotter if possible.

excellent terrain for a course with awesome views of Mt Rose and Reno. Lots of different elevation makes for some fun downhill, uphill, and sidehill throws!
There is a very nice 9 hole pitch n putt, nice for warm up or kids n rec players.

Although there is a pitch n putt course its still a bummer that the 27 holes couldn't have been more balanced when it comes to length. Just a few more par 3 under 300ft would help keep us average distance throwers not feel so overwhelmed.

My original review was 4 years ago, when I was new to the sport and had no knowledge of how courses were developed. Now that Ive been a major contributor to 2 course installments my hats are off to to that core group who brought this 36 hole project to completion!! After reading Erics response that mostly tournament players helped him with the project I completely understand catering to them. We now have 2 reno disc courses and both are basically "pro" length courses. But as Eric mentions in his response a great option for the rec player or newbie is to play the short 9 and then one of the main 9 hole loops. Installing a 9 hole pitch n putt was a great idea!