Lion's Den Disc Golf Course
Course Summary
At Lion's Den Disc Golf Course in Florissant, CO, I’ve found a fantastic spot that offers a well-maintained and challenging experience for players of all skill levels. The course layout is thoughtfully designed, providing a mix of technical shots and open fairways that keep every round interesting and engaging.
The natural beauty surrounding the course is truly breathtaking, with scenic views that enhance the overall experience. Many players appreciate the friendly atmosphere and the sense of community among fellow disc golfers, which makes each visit feel welcoming and enjoyable.
Overall, Lion's Den is highly rated for its excellent course conditions and the fun it offers. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or just starting out, this course is definitely worth a visit, and I can’t wait to play there again!
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Top Reviews
Fantastic vibe! Such a hidden gem. You can watch horse shows from the park itself. Whether you enjoy disc golf or not, this mountain course is amazing. The Mountain views and rock formations are breath-taking. And it’s a great hike if you’re tagging along with disc golfers. I highly recommend checking it out!
- Melissa F
Great course that doesn't seem to get much traffic. The whole rounds becomes more beautiful as you go, and there are some challenging holes. Tees and signage are good, but some of the paths between holes are not the most intuitive. Definitely worth a visit whether it's to play a few holes or all 20.
- Kyle B
Wow... Coming from the east coast... This is one of the most beautiful courses I have played. Damn near wanna she'd a tear from the top at hole 13 ... Mainly caused I barely missed the ace run... But I also picked up my disc and looked down the mountain and was in awwww Thank you to whom ever made this course. You have made my year.
- Cultured Punk
This is an amazing place to breathe fresh air and play. Shame on the one who stole the 3rd basket though. With UDisk, it's very useful even if there are paths between each hole. 19/20 starts have a concrete plate.
- vifil11
Course has great views, mostly short but very technical holes. It is a 20 hole course but it got pretty confusing because it felt like all the baskets after hole 6 were clustered together so it would get difficult to know what is your actual basket. If you live around here it wouldn't be a bad course but if you have to drive an hour or more there are a lot better course in pretty much every direction.
- James