Had a strange and fun round at Brent Baca memorial. I was in…read moretown last week and wanted to try a course in Albuquerque that I hadn't played before. Brent Baca was top of the list. I got there the on a very chilly morn. the area feels a little sketchy as its a ways out of town, and the only thing nearby was something like a recycling plant or something. I was the only one there as ai pulled up. the course in front of me had random odds and ends includign a couch and some tires too. I just told myself it was part of the experience. The course was wide open. I didn't have to aim around things much, just get the distance down. Most holes were on the shiortwer side so despite the cold I wsa able to park it often. After a few holes a group of about 6 started behind me, which made me feel better about being out in the middle of no where on my own. By the end I really appreciated the course, and the nice views. I'll be back next time in town for sure.

This is a great disc golf course! The front nine are relatively short (though still quite a bit…read morelonger than other courses in ABQ) but still fun. They provide a nice warm up with a few very technical areas. Watch out for the ravine that runs through the course! The back nine are much longer! If you play from the round, longer tees, you're in for some serious par 4's. For me, that means par 5... The course is fun, technical and not crowded. Nice! The only drawback is the lack of shade. But hell, we live in the desert! Bring a hat and some sunscreen, and plenty of water, and you'll be fine. Oh, and plan for some serious goats head thorns! Long pants and real shoes are absolutely essential! Take some time to drive out toe Brent Baca and you will have a great game!

What a beautiful park. I don't mean it as a slight, but once there, you would never guess you were…read morein the middle of Albuquerque. The grass was so lush and the shade and giant trees really made the place seem from another place. We had shown up the other day as I heard the disc gold was really good here. When we arrived we didn't know where to go but luckily there were some locals in the parking lot that pointed us the way. It's not a huge park. The one fella who gave us some guidance luckily gave us the tip that there were about half as many baskets as tee boxes. For example, hole(basket) 5, was also hole 15. We were able to find each tee pretty easily and with the grass cut throughout we weren't likey to lose a disc. Things got a little more crazy when a large disc gold club of people arrived. Around 2 dozen people met up for a tournament of sorts. They all started on different holes and all of as sudden we had to be extra careful of our throws as many holes are in the way of throwing lanes. We finished without anyone getting hit in the head, but there were some close ones. Great park, good disc gold course, just be careful of strays frisbees.

Great place for a picnic. Very green and there are some tables if you want to have a little get…read moretogether.

Vista Hills is a friendly little neighborhood park with picnic tables, a play ground, and a disc…read moregolf corse. The terrain is open and hilly, bordered by one major road but it was not too busy.Great little 9 hole disc golf course! All but one tee is marked and all holes are marked. The pars are generous so it is great for beginners!

I had heard about this 9 hole course and we were looking for a shorter disc golf outing. We had…read morejust a bit of free time that day so we figured to try Canyon Park. it wasn't too hard to find, and had its own parkign area. The park itself was a long and not to wide, basin area. Its lined by houses with 8 foot fences on either side. We teed off and shot across the park to the other side. It didn't take us more than a couple shots to realize most of the course was this back and forth. The holes over lapped in such a way to have people crossing each others paths to each hole. I'm sure that was in due part due to the limited space. There were numbers and signs missing from a few of the holes. We would had to walk around in circles to find the next tee box. We still had a good time. It was a hot day, but hey, that's why be played a 9 hole course. I would recommend it. If you go more than once you will know the route so the missing signs wont matter.

There are so many different types of courses that it's unfair to say one is the best. But to…read morespecify, this is the best desert course, best wide open but a little obscured course, and best elevation change courses; I've ever been on. I haven't been on a 100 courses but I've been to a few dozen. I had actually been to a different course in town the day before and it was one of the worst courses I've been on. I'm working for a week in town, and I knew I wanted to try a course or 2. Today I went after work, which was about 3pm. Lord, it was hot. As I walked up the first tee though, I knew I was in for something special. The tee box had a really nice launching pad. Next to it there was a great map of the course; and the basket, which was pretty far, was visible in part due to a tall flag on top. When I finally putted my last shot in the basket I noted there was a metal arrow inside the basket that pointed to the next hole. The whole course was like that. In fact there were little blue arrows throughout that made it far easier to find the next tee that most courses I have been on. The coup de grace of Jaguar is a monster 450+ last hole. It was the easiest hole to lose a disc, but I didn't lose one all day. As far as I can tell it may be the best course in the area.