Canyonview Camp

I recently played the Camp Fire Open which included Canyon View camp's full 18 hole course. The event was ran perfectly. Scores were put in fast and prompt! The course itself is really fun. There is a ... show more ›

I recently played the Camp Fire Open which included Canyon View camp's full 18 hole course. The event was ran perfectly. Scores were put in fast and prompt! The course itself is really fun. There is a great mix of long and short as well as needing multiple shots in your arsenal to slay this course. With that I believe this course is a prime example of a layout where the very experienced players can maximize, down to the beginner players that can have a fun course to navigate without being overwhelmed. If you haven't had a chance to pop in an play you really should!

skies the limit with this course,great start with a little input from all who visit it can be # 1 in the valley.whole four I would cut in a heizer shot over the steep slope for those who dare but make ... show more ›

skies the limit with this course,great start with a little input from all who visit it can be # 1 in the valley.whole four I would cut in a heizer shot over the steep slope for those who dare but make it tight,also I would cut a cleaner shot to the basket on the cliff shot next to bus, fun for now but to easy to birtie may get old,but aces never get old,can't wait to come back to play and help on construction projects

Canyonview DGC has just about everything you could ask for in a course. Everything from straight narrow windows, extreme elevation, water, great pin locations, ect. The only reason I rated this course ... show more ›

Canyonview DGC has just about everything you could ask for in a course. Everything from straight narrow windows, extreme elevation, water, great pin locations, ect. The only reason I rated this course a B+ is cause it is Brand new and is lacking tee pads and tee signs. I would easily rate canyonview an A+ once tees are completed and maybe a little more brush clearing.

Super fun new course. has every kind of shot you can think of. once the teepads get installed and theres some signage plus some foot traffic this course will up there with taloali and keizer. but sinc ... show more ›

Super fun new course. has every kind of shot you can think of. once the teepads get installed and theres some signage plus some foot traffic this course will up there with taloali and keizer. but since there arent any teepads and some Crazy walkouts and some Crazy trails this course is only a B right now. teepads needed for over water shots so less discs end up in lake because mudpit of a teepad causes poor throws. with the couple water shots a net system or some sort of retrieving system needs to be up so there arent so many lost discs in the lake. Not very stroller friendly unless you just play the bottem 11 holes then its not bad at all. a fun course but not one that will be takin seriously by alot of golfers.

AMAZING PIECE OF LAND AND GREAT COURSE, I believe the layout could flow a lil better ,clearing around/behind baskets, couple walkout trails cut and a lil leveling of the t-pads would be the most this ... show more ›

AMAZING PIECE OF LAND AND GREAT COURSE, I believe the layout could flow a lil better ,clearing around/behind baskets, couple walkout trails cut and a lil leveling of the t-pads would be the most this course needs. I for 1 don't want to see concrete t-pads poured into such a naturaly beautiful place! this place has it all from typical Oregon old growth huge trees to tight lil trees, open long throwns, technical fairways, elevation changes with thrown going down to the basket as well as throwns going up to a basket, ponds to throw over, and a river runs through it... truly Oregon disc golf at its finest!

The temporary layout was a ton of fun. There's a really good mix of elevation, water hazards, trees, and wooded areas for hazards. The distance of the holes varies quite a bit as well. The holes range ... show more ›

The temporary layout was a ton of fun. There's a really good mix of elevation, water hazards, trees, and wooded areas for hazards. The distance of the holes varies quite a bit as well. The holes range from somewhere between 150ft - 450ft(not sure how long the real bomb hole was.) So you get some tightly wooded-big turning putter shots, some tree-lined well defined grassy fairways to rip through, and even a wide open downhill bomb to open up on. There is definitely a little bit of everything on this course.

Even with all of that considered, the best thing about this course is probably the natural beauty of the area and the fact that most of it is already mowed and well maintained as a part of the camp. The only area that really needs any extra maintenance would be the mowing of the upper fields.

There are really only two things I would like to see in the final course. One would be to make the water hazards come into play more. You throw over them and near them a few times, but it never really felt like you had a chance of going in barring a catastrophic mistake. I think it would be fun to have a couple of the holes laid out where going for the ace or tap in birdie on the drive gives a high likelihood of losing a disc and/or a stroke like most of the holes at Trojan.

The other would be to put another hole or two in the thick woods surrounding the upper pasture. It would be fun to have some more tight wooded holes similar to #7 (The War Zone.)

Other than that, with some tee pads and baskets this place definitely has the potential to be a top tier destination course in Oregon.