Bucksnort DGC

I can understand why so many people like this course, just due to the beauty of the area. I would say it's a good course, but do to the poor footing of the decomposed granite that you're walking on m ... show more ›

I can understand why so many people like this course, just due to the beauty of the area. I would say it's a good course, but do to the poor footing of the decomposed granite that you're walking on most of the time and an overabundance of trees making a good line difficult to hit, I think it's a good course but not a great course. I prefer courses that have trees but have defined Fairways that you have to hit and avoid the OB. For example delaveaga disc golf course in Santa Cruz California, still has a lot of the character that Bucksnort has with beautiful views, but the fairways are more defined, with ob that can be very nasty left or right if you don't stay on them. But you're not weaving through a maze of trees, with a large luck Factor determining the outcome. Definitely worth playing, but Bailey is much better in my opinion.

Bucksnort is my absolute favorite course. Let me reiterate: Out of the hundred-or-so courses I've played across seven states in the last three years, this is the one I don't mind and would never compl ... show more ›

Bucksnort is my absolute favorite course. Let me reiterate: Out of the hundred-or-so courses I've played across seven states in the last three years, this is the one I don't mind and would never complain about paying $20 to play. It's by no means a "perfect" disc golf course, because it lacks cement tee pads (which is fitting on a mountain) and has a basket made of wood, hidden in a cave. These are two of many factors which make Bucksnort one of the most unique, fulfilling courses - not to mention every time you turn around you see another beautiful view.

Well constructed course with long bombs through trees, short technical shots through trees, hyzer this, anhyzer that, up, down, etc. Seems like the course has it all plus a pine basket in a cave. El ... show more ›

Well constructed course with long bombs through trees, short technical shots through trees, hyzer this, anhyzer that, up, down, etc. Seems like the course has it all plus a pine basket in a cave. Elevated baskets, hanging baskets, baskets wedged in trees, baskets hidden in rocks. Some ace runs for sure. Creative course that will either kick your butt or leave you wanting more or both.

This course is absolutely beautiful. You get incredible mountain views on almost every hole. It's a challenging course, but fair. Lot's of tight wooded holes, unique one of a kind basket placements ... show more ›

This course is absolutely beautiful. You get incredible mountain views on almost every hole. It's a challenging course, but fair. Lot's of tight wooded holes, unique one of a kind basket placements, a great variety of shots, great terrain with a great mix of elevation. This course will make you throw just about every shot in your bag (except for a long distance drive, which is actually a good thing given the amount of foliage on this course). Bucksnort will test your finesse and accuracy game more than anything. It definitely lives up to is reputation, and is an absolute must play for any disc golfer.

Truly an amazing course with spectacular views every where you look. The course is fun and challenging and the baskets are laid out well. The other bonus is when you get a Tee time your group will hav ... show more ›

Truly an amazing course with spectacular views every where you look. The course is fun and challenging and the baskets are laid out well. The other bonus is when you get a Tee time your group will have the entire course to yourselves for the whole day! You will appreciate that especially if your used to playing crowded courses. The owner Lowell, Paulie and Rudy are super nice guys and very accommodating. I'd give Bucksnort an A+ if it had cement pads but I can see why he doesn't in such a natural beautiful area.

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This course is right next to Phantom Falls. If you drive past the courses about 10 miles there are plenty of free camping areas. Make a trip out of it and play this course, phantom falls and beaver ranch. Trust me you wont be disappointed.