Trailside

@jeremytrostle

27

Quite muddy on most trails. Tee signs were completely faded, and “Sharpied” info hand written in. Bathrooms were closed. That being said on a drier day, in season this would be a fun 9 hole course. Elevation changes made it more interesting. Would play again.

@josiahtrostle

35

Pretty cool course! Pretty muddy in the warm winter time. Cool holes though!

@imrobi

41

Yes, the tee pads are short, but they are established and in good shape. Definitely take a spotter, especially for the first time. It has some challenging uphills and some fun downhills to get distance. I would definitely play it again.

@ricci801

28

If it’s your first time definitely use UDisc, if it’s your 50th time probably still best to use UDisc

@discrabbit

1625

Very good design considering the absence of obstacles. Variety found in distances, elevation, green speeds - great work!

@tjung590

28

Good views, bathrooms are kinda a hike away, when windy you will be looking for your disc in the sagebrush

@marciniak1

73

Really just an cool, little nine hole course. Plenty of fun elevation shots among the sagebrush. By far, one of the better courses in the Wasatch back. The improvements I would most like to see is elongating the teepads and maybe making the course a full 18 hole.

@sherjm1

31

Tee pads a bit too short, but a fun course. UDisc is helpful because the signs at each tee pad are faded, so you need the app to see how far the shot is.

@icrossett

23

This area has a lot of potential, but they decided to do six uphill shots into the sagebrush in a row. The keypads are tiny. There’s gopher holes all over the place. The wind comes pretty strong. No real reason to play this one again

@tomakozi

32

This course is not as bad as I expected. The tee pads are the worst part of the course. They are just way too short and require standing shots on most holes.

@brady3737

144

Nice park but rough course. No fairways, land next to the basket or you'll be searching

@mckegga420

44

This is the worse course I have ever played in my entire life. With the amount of money park city brings in from tourism you think they could put a little bit more effort into the course. Do better park city

@notreeleftbhind

108

Take the boxes out or make them longer.

@shortslef

47

How does anyone play this without a spotter or two? Type of course to turn people away from the game.

@elhans

41

Not only is there sage brush everywhere, but a lot of shots are blind. No shot shaping, just hyzers. I won't be back.

@superviper13

35

Tee signs are not readable. Tee pads are small. Baskets need color or flags, they are hard to see in the sagebrush. No fairways or landing areas, you can have a great shot and its hard to find in bushes and sage. Needs upkeep. Not much shot variety.

@houston2002

63

Lots of sagebrush! Make sure you watch your discs!

@ahoapap

189

Needs better tee pads and flags on baskets. Also, wouldn’t hurt to remove some sage.

@pancakemines

21

Needs better tee pads and new signs but is still a fun course to play. Definitely a different experience with uphill and downhill throws. As well as along hillsides. I would go back and play it again. There's a lot of other things to do here, mountain bike course, hiking, big playground, tennis, pickleball, basketball, skate park. The baskets never change so udisc is always right. There is also an accurate sign of the whole course right where you start the little hike into it.

@warlord

26

Tee pads could be better. Fun course. Play with others so they can help you find your disc. And watch for gopher holes