Jellystone Park

Pros: -It is there. -They have baskets. -There is some vegetation to make you shape shots. Cons: -Very short. -No tee pads. -No signage. -Difficult to know from where you should tee. -There are kids running around everywhere, so be careful. Other Thoughts: As a stand alone disc golf course, this is not a course I would recommend for anyone to visit. The holes are very short. There is little challenge in the course aside from some trees. That being said, this is a family camping re ...
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Pros: -It is there.
-They have baskets.
-There is some vegetation to make you shape shots.

Cons: -Very short.
-No tee pads.
-No signage.
-Difficult to know from where you should tee.
-There are kids running around everywhere, so be careful.

Other Thoughts: As a stand alone disc golf course, this is not a course I would recommend for anyone to visit. The holes are very short. There is little challenge in the course aside from some trees.

That being said, this is a family camping resort. This small course did help me keep my sanity as the trip kept me away from better courses. Something is better than nothing right?!

To Yogi's defense, this is not intended to be a disc golf mega destination. They tailor to kids, and maybe this lights an interest in a child to explore the sport more. So, thanks for that.

If you go camping there, bring a putter and maybe a short mid-range. Leave the rest home. Or, you could just borrow a disc from the desk area if they have them.

Don't expect much, but be thankful for what is there.
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