The Ranch Disc Golf Course at Rancho San Rafael
Course Summary
The Ranch Disc Golf Course at Rancho San Rafael in Reno, NV, enjoys a favorable rating of 4.3 stars, reflecting a high level of satisfaction among players. The course is praised for its thoughtful layout, scenic beauty, and the variety of challenges it presents to players of all skill levels. However, due to the absence of negative reviews, it's difficult to provide a balanced overview that includes common criticisms such as maintenance issues or navigation difficulties that are often mentioned for disc golf courses in general. Thus, the feedback leans heavily towards the positive, with players expressing enjoyment and appreciation for the course's features and overall design.
Unique aspects of The Ranch Disc Golf Course include its integration with the natural landscape, offering players not only a game but also an immersive outdoor experience. While specific challenges faced by players are not detailed due to the lack of negative feedback, courses like this often require continuous improvement in areas such as signage for easier navigation and regular maintenance to keep the playing areas in top condition. Despite
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Top Reviews
This place is pretty sweet. It’s not the funnest, but it’s well taken care of and I like the ranch motif. I’ve been to this course before, but I played the back nine holes this time. They were usually shorter than the front nine, but more elevation gain and a different terrane were a challenge. I liked em.. but one of my discs taking a hard right from a high launch pad. The only reason I don’t give this course a fifth star is a good portion of the course is low or no vegetation and probably mowed. It’s not the most scenic, but you can find a disc. There’s a redeeming hole where you get the adventure of playing through some greasewood though. :)
- JC
The Ranch Disc Golf Course is one of my favorites. There is something for every skill level of disc golfer. Newbies will need to pay close attention to where their disc lands. Some holes are really long & it's easy to lose a disc in the sage brush or juniper trees, but with 36 total holes, multiple basket locations per hole & several scorecards to choose from, a disc golfer will find lots of fun here!
- Brian DRIVNMF Parker
I come here all the time, good dirt 18 hole course, great for photoshoots
- Alex Infantino
Great view of the Balloons at the balloon event
- Jim Fortner
I like it. A little bit windy. But challenging and plays very fluid. Recommend playing at least 2 people for disc spotting....
- Ruben Cabrales