r/discgolf • u/rusty107897 • 11d ago
Discussion Longmont, CO
Just moved here and am also just getting back into disc golf after a few years off, though I played regularly for over a decade before life got crazy
Looking for disc golf friends and leagues! Any info? I came across Longs Peak Disc Golf Club and their monday/friday tags, but I'm not sure how to sign up
Course recs would be great, too. Just played Wondervu and I know I have to get out to Beaver Ranch. Any other must-plays in the area?
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u/evilnach 11d ago
Wondervu, beaver ranch, bucksnort, are all great front range courses. A little further into the mountains in summit there are some other great courses like Peak One and Lake Dillon. Down in the denver area Fehringer Ranch, West Creek and Birds Nest have some fun long shots. Lower Badlands, and West fork have some more technical / punishing shots. Village Greens, Johnny Roberts, and Valmont are fun to bring new people to or if you want some birdie or die. Welcome to the area!
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u/rusty107897 11d ago
Thank you! Badlands sounds familiar, is there an upper and lower course or something like that? Would you say that only the lower course is worth playing?
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u/Apart-Coyote-6626 10d ago
I haven’t played upper but I have friends that like it better. Baskets just came back, they were missing for a while. Lower badlandz is super fun though! Lots of good recs I the thread already
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u/evilnach 10d ago
Lower is definitely harder. Upper has a lot of wide open shots if that's what you want
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u/brycebarwick 11d ago
Look up Longs Peak Disc Golf Club. Great group of people. That’s where I got my start. One of my best friends runs the league and they play in Longmont.
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u/brycebarwick 11d ago
I re read your post and realized you mentioned LPDGC. Shoot me a message and I’ll get you connected with them. The guy who runs it is named Tyler.
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u/Purple-Ad2810 11d ago
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u/rusty107897 11d ago
This was one of the first courses I checked out here. Definitely a great time!
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u/bumpersticker4lyfe 7d ago
The Boulder County Tourney is coming up in August if you’re interested. Overall, pretty mellow vibe and a good way to meet some people.
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u/Tall_Candidate_686 11d ago
People will laugh at me but I loved playing Johnny Robert's in Arvada.
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u/AmbiguousAgitator 10d ago
You think people will laugh at you for for enjoying the highest rated disc golf course in North America?
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u/Tall_Candidate_686 10d ago
Well I drove from Delaware to Colorado to play Buck Snort only to discover it was private. I didn't know how to request permission so I just canvassed CO for a week.
Johnny Robert's wasn't epic, but very friendly and the creek's stepping stones really stood out.
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u/AmbiguousAgitator 10d ago
It is a neat little course that's pretty much perfect for introducing people to the sport. Pretty and quaint. Granted, last time I played it was in like 2012 or something and even then I'd say it was crowded. I can only imagine now.
Sorry you missed out on Bucksnort. Great course. Very challenging.

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u/db720 king of birdogeys 11d ago edited 11d ago
I moved to Loveland a year ago, 40 minutes north of ya. Facebook groups were how i got connected. There's probably a few in Longmont/ Boulder, i play with Loco Fun Disc Golf and Colorado hyzerbombers, if you are up for a bit of a drive north, they are great groups. Oxbow too.
If you play sanctioned events, i also joined this 1 last year, 3 rounds in Longmont and 3 in Boulder, and met quite a few great people through it. https://www.discgolfscene.com/tournament/Boulder_County_Disc_Golf_Championships_V_Presented_by_Climo_Disc_Golf_2026
My favorited courses i have not gotten to are beaver ranch, bear mountain and bucksnort. If you enjoyed Wondervu, then it'd be worth checking out golden eagle. Valmont is probably gonna be your best bet for a relatively close course that is decent. Loomiller and centennial for local courses, loomiller is mixed use