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Hole #12 (Taken 8/2010)
Hole #12 Basket to Tee

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Reviews: 5
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Pros: Great course to get some excercise while having fun! Technical course and longer holes! Any one can play this course just have to be patient and have fun!
Cons: First hole is steep!! But makes for a good challenge
Other Thoughts: Love this course one of my favs!!
0 of 6 people found this review helpful.
DG at 10K
Played: 32 Reviewed: 15 Exp: 7.7 Years
Pros: Near Beaver Creek, Ski Lift takes you to first hole. Easy to find. Pro shop very helpful. Food and snacks available.
Cons: Tall grasses in summer can be difficult to locate discs. Lots of elevation. Basically a pay-to-play (ski lift $)
Other Thoughts: if you are in the area and want to throw a few holes its not a bad course, but I wouldnt go out of my way for it.
0 of 10 people found this review helpful.
Played: 20 Reviewed: 2 Exp: 7.1 Years
Pros: A beautiful course set atop the Beaver Creek ski resort. Stunning views of the Gore Range complement a wide variety of holes ranging from the short and easy #5 to the long and treacherous #13. The course is well maintained and you can always find other avid disc golfers. An excellent course!
Cons: Unfortunately, you must buy a lift ticket to get to the top of the mountain unless you feel like walking up 3 miles. Tickets cost around $15, however its well worth the price for good DG. Unless you're used to the altitude this course is going to be a work out; walking up and down hills to get to the next hole is frequent but it's worth it!
Other Thoughts: Lift service usually begins in mid-June and ends mid-Sept
2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Pros: Beautiful views. Good mix of technical holes and longer open holes. The course can be a little more up and down hiking for a flat-lander, but mountain folk don't seem to mind. I think it is the perfect mix of elevation changes to challenge intermediate players and test advanced players!
Cons: Lift tickets cost money. If you can, try to get a lift ticket and play Beaver Creek, then cruise up to Vail mountain to make it more worth the $$$. (They use the same lift ticket system) As well... if you slip the lift operator a fiver or a ten-spot, they'll probably just let you on!
1 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Not Exactly Roughin' It
Played: 74 Reviewed: 2 Exp: 8.7 Years
Pros: note: Many of the pictures submitted by myself are from an old layout. course is in a differenct configuration due to construction on the mountain.
Most if not all holes include mild to extreme elevation changes. Plenty of long holes which make use of mountain terrain. The downhills are giddily fun, the uphills present a big-arm challenge. Nothing too easy or short, and a few holes are quite tough. Beautiful views. Exceptional facilities; free parking @base of chairlift, cold water, clean bathrooms, bar/grill @top.
Most if not all holes include mild to extreme elevation changes. Plenty of long holes which make use of mountain terrain. The downhills are giddily fun, the uphills present a big-arm challenge. Nothing too easy or short, and a few holes are quite tough. Beautiful views. Exceptional facilities; free parking @base of chairlift, cold water, clean bathrooms, bar/grill @top.
Cons: Discs are easily hung up on pine trees that line most fairways. Losing sight of a wayward throw is highly unforgiving at this course. Access is limited - either pay to play and ride the chairlift up or hike 2,000 vertical feet to the 1st tee. Not enough short technical holes IMO. Teepads are marked but are in bad shape and thus players tend to adopt their own spot (again not cool IMO)
Other Thoughts: Overall an exciting and exhausting DG experience. There are a couple of great downhill 'signature' holes which really up the fun factor. For those who appreciate a hike while they golf this course is perfect. This course is shared by bikers and hikers, has no on-course trash cans, intrusion into other fairways is minimal.
9 of 9 people found this review helpful.
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