Farmington, NM
Lions Wilderness DGC Share
Uploaded By: Pteropus Hole #26
-- / 501ft.   -- / --   -- / --   -- / -- Par / Distance:
Hole #26: "The Beast"



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Great course in 4 corners area!

1    9/6/2012   9/8/2012
Review By: KDFrosty
Played: 19  Reviewed: 12  Exp: 0.9 Years
1 Helpful / 0 Not
Pros: -27 holes, each with their own baskets.
-Excellent signage at each tee area.
-Public park with restroom facilities
-Actually located in Farmington, so easy to access.
-The first 9 holes are pitch n putt style. Next 18 are more like normally distanced and varied holes.
-Great views of Farmington and surrounding high plains when teeing off some off the high cliffs.
-Not a lot of other players on the course while I was there.
Cons: -Skip the first 9 holes if youre expecting to play a normally distanced course.
-There's a fair amount of hiking involved, and on some steep rocky surfaces.
-The teepads are often on natural and slightly uneven sandstone surfaces shooting off cliffs. Just be careful. and sober.
-The wind can really rip through here, and especially if you get any loft at all.
-Lots of trees create blind landings, so expect to spend time looking for your discs if you're not terribly familiar with the course.

1 of 1 people found this review helpful.

4 corners destination course

2-4    3/23/2010   8/12/2010
Review By: Leftist
Played: 93  Reviewed: 2  Exp: 4.1 Years
This review was updated on 8/11/2011
1 Helpful / 2 Not
Pros: 3 ascending difficulty 9 hole sets make this an any caliber player course. Invites repeat play with variety of distances.
All targets visible - long ones have super long poles/flags.
Exceptional steel signage with clear photo detail on the front 18.
Am tees.
Some really fun throws off and to sandstone formations across ravines.
Cons: No water hazards or dogleg configurations so there's a bit lacking in design creativity. This is made up for by the elevation/sandstone/windy fun on the front 9+.
Scuffing of discs on sandstone bluffs.
Other Thoughts: Cool, unique setting. Made repeated trips down to this isolated course while on business for a couple weeks in Durango. Well worth it.
I found it surprisingly hard to lose a disc in the pinon scrub!



1 of 3 people found this review helpful.


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