Fridays they have the best tri tip and brisket BBQ's! Their max & cheese is my kiddos favorite. The course itself is challenging but delightful. We even saw a bear one time too which was cool but a lil scary. The drive here is tough but it's worth it. Staff here is great! read more

Still my favorite place to play disc golf. The course is even better with the new tee pads, great improvement! read more

Sky High Disc Golf - Nice new tee pads! - Disc Golf Near Me - Wrightwood, California

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Different and nice diversion. No traffic on Tuesday morning. Kitchen and saloon. Cancel Ron Arceneaux. Okay, after eating to terrible garlic parmesan fries and getting zero service from sole employee in empty place.. Bring a picnic read more

Sky High Disc Golf - Outdoor patio. Live music weekends (or maybe just Oktoberfest?) - Disc Golf Near Me - Wrightwood, California

For the views alone this course gets 5 stars. On a smog free day this course would rate much higher, if there were more stars to give. The course cost $17 for a day pass, per person. You can rent 2 disc's for $5. The bathrooms are clean, but small, including the sinks. Wear hiking shoes or at least shoes with good support. I asked how long the course takes an average person to complete, and I was told there's no lights out there and what time the grill closes, if I plan on eating after. I took that to mean this course is so long, no one finishes, so don't let the sunset or you will be lost in the wilderness til dawn. There's 27 hole here. I was told if it was too much after the 9th hole, that is a good place to stop, because the 10th is right out back of lodge near the grill. I'm not in the best shape, but I'm not in the worst. I'd say I'm an average person. I've disc golfed enough times to own my own disc's, but not enough to own a disc bag. This course took a solid 3 hours for me to complete including rests and enjoying the view. It took me an average of 5 throws per hole. I had a lot of fun. Great hike. Bring water. The view was what this place is all about. I did not experience any racism here. I did experience very direct and straight to the point help, so if you are looking to be coddled or have tenderness shown, this might not be the place. I appreciate the honest directness given by the staff. If anything they were under staffed and that nonsense stuff has no place or time here. I did try the burger. It was good. My party also had the Philly cheesesteak, which looked better than the burger I had. Beers were big n cold. Parking was plenty and easy. read more

Sky High Disc Golf - The view - Disc Golf Near Me - Wrightwood, California

Fantastic DG and a must check off the bucketlist! And great burgers and beer to round out the round! read more

Sky High Disc Golf - Winter golf is good golf - Disc Golf Near Me - Wrightwood, California

This place is amazing!! Read they were racist so I was hesitant but they are farrrrrr from racist as there's more Asians and Browns there than anything and the service was amazing, the burgers are fantastic and the beers were tall, cold and not full of foam. The drive up there is a glorious trip full of camp grounds and beautiful Pines. read more

Sky High Disc Golf - It's located at the 10th hole of the frisbee park. 23 minutes from my house it's my newest best spot ever. - Disc Golf Near Me - Wrightwood, California

Went for pizza after a shoot ! Delicious! Was a waiting and notice this place looks like a good vacation spot ! Very cozy , cute and most delightful. read more

It could be described as an "extreme disc golf" experience. Located about 90 minutes north east of Los Angeles, Mountain High's Sky High disc golf course is likely the most unique golfing experiences you will ever have. With amazing views of the Antelope Valley and a playing environment combining elements of forest and desert surroundings, it's well worth the drive if you are an avid disc golfer. The course is located at the North Resort, 7,800 feet above sea level. The course is divided into three 9 hole sections, giving the player a total of 27 holes of play. The first 9 holes are mostly down hill shots, mixed in with some shorter holes where getting around big redwood trees will determine birdies and pars from bogies and worse. The second set of 9 holes (10-18) features the signature hole of the course, # 11, which is a massive 546 foot shot on an equally massive downhill slope. The rest of the second set of 9 holes are mainly tough up hill shots. Right before hole # 12, there is the "sacrificial ledge" where those willing to give up some non-essential discs can let them soar off a ledge which drops into a canyon. We threw a few out and watched some fly for nearly 30 seconds until it was too small to follow. The last set of 9 (19-27) feature a mix of up and down hill shots and a few more through forest settings with huge trees. Now for some other small details... - Cost to play is $7.00 for a day pass (I know some other places online, including their official website says "per round"...this is not the case, or not at least on the day I went). You can also buy a season pass for $35.00. - The lodge sells discs as well as drinks, snacks and food. They had the BBQ going, selling hot dogs and burgers at decent prices (I think they were $4.00?) There's also seating outside in the back, where they had music playing. - Alcoholic beverages ARE allowed on the course, it has to be in cans not bottles due to the chances of broken glass. - I would highly suggest that those who play this course should be in decent physical condition. The course is essentially located along hiking trails totaling two and a half miles. Since the mountain air is quite thin, even those who are in great shape will feel the effects of this course and all the hiking involved in playing it. - Since it is located 7,800 feet above sea level, your discs will likely fly quite differently than at lower elevations. This means your discs will be more stable than usual. Right handed back hand throwers will need to put a TON of anhyzer on your shots to prevent it from turning hard left. Many shots on this course will require you to throw anhyzer shots due to baskets being on the right side of big trees and such. Also remember that being the air is thin, your throws will tend to fly a lot further than usual. - This course is in the middle of the wilderness, which means the possibility of coming across wildlife is quite possible. One of those animals you might come across are rattlesnakes. So be aware of where you're walking and where your discs land. NEVER put your hand in bushes (especially those Buckthorn bushes...really sharp thorns) in which you can't see where your disc is. - Wear sunscreen and keep hydrated. - The course is located off of HWY 2. Coming from the town of Wrightwood, turn right on Table Mountain Road. - The course is only operational during the summer months (from April to October I believe). Call for more info on hours and days of operation. Have fun at this amazing course!!! read more

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Ok, so we were on a "ski trip" just after a heat wave, and Mtn High closed the day before our reserved cabin arrival date, so it was off to the Disc Golf. The cabin owners stopped by and lent us their discs, and it was a thing where you just drive over there and walk on to the course. We found a map on the ground that someone left behind, so we were able to follow the course, sort of. We ran across some locals that were clearly very serious about the game, we were not....we were a group of 2 adults and 4 teenage girls. The hashtag for the outing was #theres29ofthisshit? LOL We made it through 7 "holes" and then went to lunch. Since the mountain was closed, it was good that there was something to do, would have liked to gone ZipLining instead but they did not open, even though Skiing was closed :( This would have been more fun without a bunch of bored teenagers who were expecting to be snowboarding. read more

Sky High Disc Golf - Disc Golf Near Me - Wrightwood, California

This place is legit. What a great course. Challenging and a hike. The icing on the cake was the Pro Shop Grill. Holy Moly, the burgers are good. Real good. Highly recommended! read more

Best course around! Love the setup, the workout, and the fun. The kids love it too! Mountain scenery, mountain air. Be careful, your discs will fly... read more

Been coming to this place during the hotter months of the year for the past 4 years now. Just tried the campgrounds for the first time this year, it was dope but the groundskeepers are kinda nazi-ish. Is it really against the law to burn fallen wood from this protected area when they provide fire pits with fallen trees nearby? Anyways, disc golf... the clubhouse is dope, all of the food on the menu is delicious. Discs available for rental or purchase, but the discs for purchase are full-price $18/EA. $9 to play up, tallcans allowed on the course. Yearly PDGA tournament rolls through towards the end of the season read more

This was a great disc golf course! Very challenging though, each hole is pretty much a par 3 for most of the course, holes 18 to 27 are a little shorter. It is on the side of the mountain, and has breathtaking views throughout the 27 hole course. The man at the check in center was very helpful and friendly. They have a small BBQ kitchen and a small beer selection as well. They allow dogs, and our pooches had a blast doing all that hiking! A couple things for anyone coming here: 1. Wear good tennis shoes. You will be hiking up and down the mountain, and it's probably about 4 miles total. 2. Wear sunscreen. Plan on being here for about 4 hours if you want to do the whole course. You are also at a really high elevation, do not skip the sunblock! I learned this the hard way. 3. Bring a disc you don't want anymore. They have a sacrifice hole, where you can throw your disc off the side of the mountain as high and as far as you can. Pretty cool! read more

Unfortunately while playing the first second of the course my boyfriend was stung by a couple different yellow jackets for no reason he was just walking. Got stung in the head, under the arm in the back and on his foot. The guy at the register is a paramedic and helped us out. He was really caring helped us out gave him plenty of water and Gatorade offered us food. Hopefully he's not scarred for life and we can try it again read more

Husband and I went today as first time disc golfers. Check-in was super easy, the guy who helped us named Rick was such a nice guy and gave us some basic pointers which were super helpful. It's such a beautiful area and the hike was really easy the first 9, and a little more strenuous on the second 9. The views of the desert are spectacular on the second 9!! We couldn't do more than 18 though, but we haven't been hiking in a while. So don't base your experience on mine because we aren't super hikers. I would like to add, if you are beginners like us don't even bother with the 4th hole, because it's so easy to get your frisbee lost in a giant Canyon of thorn bushes. We searched and got all cut up looking for our rental frisbee, to not even ever find it. The employees were super cool about that though. They're amazing about everything! I think they have the super crew working the disc golf course because they are very knowledgeable about the equipment and the different kinds of discs and they definitely made our day a lot easier and more fun. I would definitely recommend this for anybody who wants to get into the forest and have a good time while being surrounded by amazing scenery. read more