Brent Hambrick Memorial Disc Golf Course at Hoover Dam

This course really mixes it up. A few open, a few wooded and even a few in through tight trees. Watch for the wind of the lake.

what can i say it's the Hambrick this is truly a world class course(when all the holes are open for play). The long tees make it a long and challenging play even for those big arms out there and even from the short tees through the 27 holes it's got at least some of everything you could want in a golf course.I especially love the huge tee pads(most will seem small after this)and you will use every shot in your arsenal at some point.Can get crowded on the good weather days.Avoid going over the hill on the back 9 or it could be a long day but an absolute must play for every avid disc golfer.

Each nine has a completely different feel, the front is open, grassy, and net downhill to below the dam, while the back plays almost entirely through clearings and tunnels in pine woods, back up to the parking lot. In late-summer and fall there can be a group on nearly every hole. The course does a great job testing all aspects of your game, as nearly every type of shot is required.

There are several "signature" holes that use the terrain really well or have interesting pin positions, but both nines have a couple in the middle that almost duplicate another. Pants are recommended as all season poison ivy is a major hazard, especially on the back nine, and sometimes the grass on the front is allowed to grow tall. A third nine, newer and playing as a loop off of 14, is a fun distraction if you have extra time and arm but can easily be missed, is flat, and doesn't add as much as it could.