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Hole #4
Hole #4 
-- / -- 3 / 215ft. -- / -- 3 / 300ft.
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Reviews: 5
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Pendaries
Pros: This course is in a beautiful setting at about 7,000 feet. You randomly see deer and turkey on the course as you play. If the opportunity exists, I would highly recommend playing this course, but be ready to walk the terrain. The layout is long and tough, but fair. Bring your "A" game if you want to score well, as it will be needed to do so.
Cons: This is not your everyday recreational course. It is a tough hike up and down the mountain. As an older player, the terrain as beautiful as it is can be tough to get around. It's too bad this course can't be open year round.
Other Thoughts: Play this course if you can. If possible, rent a golf cart. This one is a jewel, if you don't play it you will certainly have missed something grand.
2 of 3 people found this review helpful.
Report this Review AWESOME!!
Pros: -Phenomenal setting! In the mountains. Nothing but nature, the sound of leaves rustling, and hairy squirrels running all over the place.
-Challenging holes for every type of player. Diversity!
-Golf carts supplied during tournament.
-Village and golf course staff most accommodating
-Immaculate maintenance. I dont think I saw one piece of trash
-Challenging holes for every type of player. Diversity!
-Golf carts supplied during tournament.
-Village and golf course staff most accommodating
-Immaculate maintenance. I dont think I saw one piece of trash
Cons: These cons are out of anyone's control for the most part, so take them lightly:
-Can get windy in the afternoon. All 3 times I played here in the fall had fairly windy afternoon (later than 1:00p) rounds.
-It's not open all year round. Only fall/winter/early spring.
-Golf carts not provided if you're not playing in a tourney. I hiked the course once, and would again, but it's not for someone out of shape.
-Can get windy in the afternoon. All 3 times I played here in the fall had fairly windy afternoon (later than 1:00p) rounds.
-It's not open all year round. Only fall/winter/early spring.
-Golf carts not provided if you're not playing in a tourney. I hiked the course once, and would again, but it's not for someone out of shape.
Other Thoughts: I played my best round, and it almost felt like some out of body experience. Everything was perfect, including the course. I would not recommend another course any more than this course at Pendaries.
7 of 8 people found this review helpful.
Pendaries!
Pros: As the one of the course designers, I suppose this review will be a bit biased, although I have waited long enough and gathered enough feedback from players who have played the course to properly review it.
The course is set at 7500 ft elevation on a beautiful mountain ball golf course. The Pendaries Village Community Association has been gracious enough to allow us to build a dg course on the golf course in the offseason when the ball golf course is closed (October-April). The course is very easy to navigate as we followed the cart path with the course design to allow for the use of golf carts during our tournaments. Although we use carts for tournament play, the course is easily walkable. The course punches you in the mouth from the start with a 350ft drive over water to reach the fairway on the 850ft hole 1. There are several epic downhill shots on this course that allows you to air it out. The roller game is helpful on this course as well. We added a set of shorter tees to make the course enjoyable for all levels of player. Par is 59 and thus far the course record is 57. We wanted to build a course that challenges every player and I think we achieved this.
The course is set at 7500 ft elevation on a beautiful mountain ball golf course. The Pendaries Village Community Association has been gracious enough to allow us to build a dg course on the golf course in the offseason when the ball golf course is closed (October-April). The course is very easy to navigate as we followed the cart path with the course design to allow for the use of golf carts during our tournaments. Although we use carts for tournament play, the course is easily walkable. The course punches you in the mouth from the start with a 350ft drive over water to reach the fairway on the 850ft hole 1. There are several epic downhill shots on this course that allows you to air it out. The roller game is helpful on this course as well. We added a set of shorter tees to make the course enjoyable for all levels of player. Par is 59 and thus far the course record is 57. We wanted to build a course that challenges every player and I think we achieved this.
Cons: Unfortunately, the course is only open from October-April. And being in the mountains, mid-winter golf can be rough after a snowfall. After our upcoming event, the Pendaries Spring Classic, the course will be pulled for the season.
Other Thoughts: Make it a point to play this course before the season is up. I have played some great courses, but this one rates as #1. There are plans to install another course on the property in the forest for the summer time. I'll keep everyone posted on this development to make Pendaries a year around disc golf destination!
5 of 8 people found this review helpful.
A Real Players Paradise
5+ 
12/1/2011 
12/28/2011
Review By: nightwing Played: 46 Reviewed: 13
This review was updated on 8/27/2012
Pros: -Astonishingly beautiful course.
-Mix of very long/ very short tees for Pros and Ams.
-Huge air on several holes. Love the hang-time.
-Fascinating choices for risk and reward.
-Interesting and evolving Pin Placements.
-Gorgeous drive in and out. A real 'Destination'.
-Almost TOO quiet. Distant animal calls very cool.
-Mix of very long/ very short tees for Pros and Ams.
-Huge air on several holes. Love the hang-time.
-Fascinating choices for risk and reward.
-Interesting and evolving Pin Placements.
-Gorgeous drive in and out. A real 'Destination'.
-Almost TOO quiet. Distant animal calls very cool.
Cons: -Open mid- fall through mid-spring only.
-No facilities and at 7500' in the winter.
-A long drive from anywhere (but worth it!)
-No facilities and at 7500' in the winter.
-A long drive from anywhere (but worth it!)
Other Thoughts:
If you don't care about a pro shop etc, and you can play when it's open, this is a great players course.
The course is set ON a Ball Golf course. Hence the half year season. But the weather and the conditions hold up really well in fall and spring.
And some hard-cores do play all winter.
This traditional golf and older resort community has been VERY supportive of us: try not to 'blow it'.
PLEASE STAY OFF THE BALL GOLF GREENS!
#1 has a 250-325' carry depending on snow melt. But the 1300' par 5 #8 can be reached in 3 by a strong advanced player. Pros might eagle it.
Players who make the time and bring everything, including their 'A-Game', will be deeply rewarded. Call ahead. Try NMDG or NNMDGC on Facebook. Get prepared and Play This Course.
If you don't care about a pro shop etc, and you can play when it's open, this is a great players course.
The course is set ON a Ball Golf course. Hence the half year season. But the weather and the conditions hold up really well in fall and spring.
And some hard-cores do play all winter.
This traditional golf and older resort community has been VERY supportive of us: try not to 'blow it'.
PLEASE STAY OFF THE BALL GOLF GREENS!
#1 has a 250-325' carry depending on snow melt. But the 1300' par 5 #8 can be reached in 3 by a strong advanced player. Pros might eagle it.
Players who make the time and bring everything, including their 'A-Game', will be deeply rewarded. Call ahead. Try NMDG or NNMDGC on Facebook. Get prepared and Play This Course.
3 of 5 people found this review helpful.
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Pros: Its set on the back 9 of an amazing golf course. tones of elevation, wildlife all around you, and the people there are great. There are 2 water holes that do love discs.This course is easy to navigate, and its just a tranquil place to be.
Cons: Again, its on a golf course so it will move in may when the ball golf opens.
Other Thoughts: if you play northern NM, you must find this course.
1 of 7 people found this review helpful.
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