We have been golfing this course for nearly 25 years in the spring before the heat arrives in the…read moredesert. This year we played three days of golf, took some lessons and had wonderful, delicious food in the snack shop. All of the staff were friendly and very helpful in answering our questions. The course is in good shape compared to last year at this time. The views are magnificent for this course, so you need to look up when you are not golfing to take in the beauty. Rob Jones the golf pro is fantastic to work with especially trying to teach new ways to golf for the over 70-year-olds crowd that still likes to golf on a regular basis. He works wonders with such simple tips! The locals are lucky to have him and this course in Moab. We have plenty of high-end resorts in Southern Utah so this course by the Arches is priceless. Grab your clubs and get down there to play some desert golf! See you next year!

Great course, very scenic, easy to get on and not that expensive. Seemed to be in pretty good…read moreshape considering we played in mid-December

This is like the MMS of Moab. A great selection of canyoneering gear, free filtered water in the…read morefront for vehicle dwellers, and fair prices. The other gear shops in town seemed geared more for tourists or car campers, there's a great selection of curated gear here.

Came here to get a couple items to keep us warm. Service was friendly and helpful. They have a good…read moreselection of items to choose from and are reasonably priced. They have free potable water also if you need to fill up. Would definitely stop by when in need of gear!

Old City Park is awesome! It's a few miles out from the part of Moab that everyone visits (all the…read morehotels and restaurants), but well worth the 10-15 minute drive. The course is a full 18 holes in a very nice park that includes nice picnicking spots and a duck pond. Each hole has a beautifully made sign that includes the hole length, par, a tip for how to approach it, a Google Earth map of the tee and line to the hole, and a local sponsor. These are easily some of the better signs I've seen while playing and it made it very easy for us to go as first timers to the course. We had no problem locating baskets, the next holes, and everything else. Some of the further off baskets have awesome flags attached to the top so that you can see them from anywhere you're throwing. It made for some nice, relaxing disc golf. The course is sandy with quite a bit of trees and bushes. There is a good variety to the holes, lots of tricky shots, and lots of chances for your disc to get lost. Hole 7 was a bad one for me in particular. You start at the top of the hill and are throwing down to a basket around a corner you can't see. You are probably 50+ feet above where the basket it and the basket is 375 feet away. These kind of shots are tricky because of how the disc floats to the left when you're so high up above the ground. I landed 2 discs in the trees and had to spend quite a bit of time hunting them down, a third disc landed over in the fenced off area to the right (a watershed), but I managed to safely get it. Overall this is a great course to stop by and try out. Make sure you bring water as well, because it is always hot in Moab. This was a perfect spot for a round on our way out to play Base Camp.

This 18 hole golf is one of the best laid-out and labeled courses I have ever played. They have…read morehole markers guiding you to each tee box to minimize those moments where you stumble around searching aimlessly. Also, each tee box has a topo and hole description so that you know where to aim for those juniper - hid baskets. The course is easy to find. It's a few miles south of town off spanish trail Rd. Being it's a desert, expect heavy sage brush and a handful of junipers. All of the holes are par 3, but they lean on the longer side. So, make sure to bring a good driver and know how to use it. Nothing was terribly technical, you just need to throw the distance. Hole 16, I recall?, does have a gully off to the left (topo at tee box forewarns you). Don't underestimate it like I did. It's a good twenty foot ditch with water and steep edges. You can't see it from the tee box, but landing a disc there is a pain. If you brought disc golfs, this course makes for a great rest day activity.

Fun, challenging design with all the local landmarks covered! My daughter loved the glow-the-dark…read moreballs.

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