Rockin' the Rails Disc Golf Course

Palmer Lake, CO

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Lady Margaret

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Course Summary

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Rockin' the Rails Disc Golf Course in Palmer Lake, Colorado, is a fantastic spot for disc golf enthusiasts. The course has garnered a solid rating of 4.4, indicating that players generally have a great experience here. With its scenic views and well-maintained layout, it’s easy to see why so many of us enjoy our rounds here.

One of the highlights of the course is its thoughtful design, which offers a mix of challenges that cater to players of varying skill levels. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned pro, you'll find something to love about the layout. The course has a welcoming atmosphere that fosters camaraderie among players, making it a perfect place to spend an afternoon.

Additionally, the natural beauty of the surrounding area adds to the overall experience. Many players appreciate the opportunity to enjoy a day outdoors while honing their skills. If you’re looking for a new course to explore, Rockin' the Rails is definitely worth a visit!

Overall Rating

4.4 (24 reviews)

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Top Reviews

18 hole course that runs along the BNSF tracks in Palmer Lake. Parking is directly across the street from Omalleys (perfect for an after round cocktail). Course has some hills and trees to maneuver making it just challenging enough for this beginner. Trains came through regularly which was slightly annoying. Last hole is shot across the lake 😳 so my answer to this was "I don't wish to lose a disc" the bike trail is also adjacent so risk of hitting a passerby is a bit higher than usual.

- Lady Margaret

Some of the pin placements are just ridiculous. Several pins are overgrown, but nice to be aggressive with your putts. Some of the tee boxes are hard to spot, but once you’ve been there a few times, it’s easy to find them. We still enjoyed ourselves with most of the holes being straight forward. Those few wonky holes will have you scratching your head.

- Dan K (dksirstone)

Spent the mid morning playing disc golf.. this is definitely a great course to start out... highly recommend proper shoes to wear.. Have Fun!!

- Sonja Pierce

Needs a course map. Cross the trussed bridge to get to hole 3. After that pretty obvious where the holes are. I do find using park goers as course hazards to be funny.

- Brian Snapp

Great scenic course. We went up in May 2023. Great beginner course. It needed a little TLC but between the mountains views show Colorado at its finest. BRING A HAT!

- Basil Rabayda