Rampart Disc Golf Course

Colorado Springs, CO

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Rampart Disc Golf Course in Colorado Springs, CO, enjoys a high rating of 4.5 stars, reflecting a generally positive reception from the disc golf community. Players have praised the course for its engaging layout and diverse features, which cater to both beginners and more experienced players, enhancing overall enjoyment. The natural beauty of the surroundings also adds to the appeal, making rounds both challenging and visually pleasing. However, some criticisms have been noted regarding maintenance issues and navigation difficulties. These concerns, while not overshadowing the positive aspects, suggest areas where the course could improve to elevate the player experience further.

Unique features of Rampart Disc Golf Course, such as its varied terrain and strategic hole placements, are frequently highlighted in reviews, offering players a rewarding challenge. However, the challenges faced by players, including occasional confusion over hole directions and the need for better signage, indicate room for improvement. Addressing these issues could significantly enhance the playability and accessibility of the course for all skill levels. Despite these areas

Excellent blend of technical disc play and overall fun of course! I highly enjoyed my time at this course and plan to be back!

- Tyler Thornton

Pretty awesome disc golf course. It is located behind a high school. Course is a lengthy 18 holer with some confusion on how to get to hole 11, basically follow the cement path for about 5 minutes heading east/north east. And then from hole 14 to 15 you follow the same path back, or cut across behind the baseball fields fence. Lots of trees and elevation challenges here. Holes that are obscured have a orange wind flag to show their location. Fun course. Will come back again. First time throwing here I threw 57.

- Matthew Allen

The city has created a great a great course. However, litter has accumulated everywhere. Locals use it as a dog toilet. Fairways are sorely neglected. Tee pads need releveling. It is sad that the city is completely neglecting this disk golf course.

- Euc lid

Great Disc Golf course. This course is very open and above ground with a lot of zigzagging holes. The foliage can be pretty thick in places, making losing a disc rather easy (especially holes 8, 10, and 16). If you are unfortunate enough to throw a disc in the creek near holes 11-14, the chasm along along, or the plant overgrowth on 8, be prepared to search for your frisbee for a long time. Recommend wearing jeans and close-toed shoes as there are snakes (though that doesn't stop me from chacos and shorts). There is a long walk between holes 10 and 11. I find that this is not as popular as cottonwood's course, but it is still good.

- Benjamin Acosta

Tees pads are deathtrap pedestals on half the holes. Overgrown. Almost every hole is downhill. Wayfinder is difficult in some areas. Only bathrooms open were nasty port o potty. Good views.

- Thomas A.

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