The course is in good shape and there is plenty of staff out and about looking after things. It is…read morea challenging course as you have to hit the fairways because the rough is really rough. Pro shop has all you need to play and the staff is very helpful. The carts and brand new and GPS equipped and even send notices to the staff is the battery is low. HOWEVER the pace of play is terrible. There are groups of five and six on the course and no Marshall's out. So if you don't mind 5+ hours to play, this course is great.

I will be 100% honest the course is so so. That however could be because it is the end of the…read moreseason. Over all though it is a nice course with AMAZING views. The underbrush is well kept so you won't lose many balls. The price to play is good and the drink prices are really good. Service is also top notch! I only get there maybe once a year but totally worth it!!

If you are visiting Jasper National Park and want a fun place for the entire family this is the…read morespot, especially if you have kids or family members that want to hit golf balls or even golf. They have a driving range, golf course and a lovely deck to have lunch on (they have a snack bar and bar service). The rv spaces are wide and shaded, the pricing is very reasonable. This is the perfect base camp out of the hustle and bustle. The staff is friendly and very helpful.

Disc golf has been a casual hobby for my husband and I for a number of years, so after hearing that…read morethere's a course in Hinton, we made the day trip out from Edmonton to check it out along with some other hiking in the area. The Hinton Disc Golf course is fairly easy to find, with the closest parking at the bike park across the road. It's an easy walk over to the course from the parking lot, and there are tons of signs to help you find your way. The website for this course recommends hiking shoes, and I agree 100% - there is a lot of soft ground and roots, and proper grip and support is needed. Overall we loved the Hinton course. The holes and baskets are well labelled, and there was a variety of challenging terrain (up and down hills) through the forest to keep things interesting. Each hole is labelled with a map showing the basket location, and the baskets themselves are new and well-maintained. There are benches at many holes, and clear paths through the trees to the next hole. It took all the guesswork out of wondering where to go, and made our round through the course much more enjoyable. There are long holes to test your skill, but I didn't feel any were too difficult. Halfway through the course, you loop through the start, so if you want to do half, it's easy to do so without backtracking. The time and effort put in by the local club to keep up a great course is apparent, and it was worth the trip out from the city.