You’re Responsible Stay Safe Play Smart• Please check in with the Activity Center prior to beginning your round to

determine current Grand Targhee Resort operating hours and MOUNTAIN NOTICES that may exist.

• Use caution crossing bike trails. Disc Golfers DO NOT have the right of way, a policy of heads up play and ample space is needed to accommodate down-hill mountain bikers on trails.

• The first practice hole can be accessed from the Dreamcatcher chairlift.• Fire DANGER should always be treated as high! Smoking is prohibited in all

areas except the Trap Bar and Grill deck.• Please leash dogs at all times in the Grand Targhee Resort parking & main

plaza.• Please respect the Caribou-Targhee National Forest Land. Stay on designated

trails and please don’t pick or trample plants.• Please respect the wildlife at Grand Targhee Resort. Observe animals from

a respectful distance and don’t feed any wildlife. Do NOT ever approach or attempt to resume play when wildlife has been spotted or are known to be in the area.

• Carry out trash and please do not litter.• Please respect the resort by heeding all posted signs as they are there to

guide and inform you as well as to protect you. Respect them and leave them in place for the benefit of others. Please stay on designated trails at all times.

18 Hole Disc Golf Course Rules Of Play• Please respect hikers, bikers, and wildlife. Do not throw when others are in

the area of your shot.• Tee throws must be completed within the designated tee area.• After teeing off, the player whose disc is farthest from the hole always throws

first. The player with the least amount of strokes on the previous hole is first to tee off on the next hole.

• Fairway throws must be made with the foot closest to the hole on the front edge of the lie where the last throw landed.

• A run-up and normal follow-through after release is allowed more than 33 feet from the hole. Inside 33 feet, a player may not step past the point of their lie until after the disc has landed.

• A disc that comes to rest inside the disc hole basket or chains constitutes a successful completion of that hole. A disc that comes to rest on top of the disc hole basket does not constitute successful completion.

• Any disc that comes to rest more than 6 feet above the ground is considered unplayable. The disc must be thrown from directly below the disc (1 throw penalty).

• A disc that is thrown out-of-bounds (e.g. bike path or road) must be thrown from the point where the disc went out-of-bounds.

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Grand Targhee Disc Golf 18 Hole Mountain Course1. Your game begins beneath Dreamcatcher Chairlift. Throw around the steep slope.2. Thread the needle through aspens. The fairway is short and flat, finesse over power.3. Now you start to climb! Try not to roll out on this side-hill; it’s an unobstructed hole.4. The Shoshone Chairlift is a magnet, so play it on the right or play it long on the left.5. Hike through a shady glade, this is where it gets hard, so aim for the shade beyond!6. Grab some water and enjoy the view - you’re nearly to the top.7. Last of the aspens, this one is short but challenging - navigate the field of pickets.8. Hang Time! You’ve made it to the top. Send a drive way downhill through fir trees!9. This relatively flat hole sports a pair of trees, make it past them and you’re set.10. Birdie country! This blind hole is just past the tree island in front of you.11. This is the longest hole on the course; don’t lose a disc down the hill.12. The dead-top trees will eat your disc, so avoid them! The pin is just beyond them.13. Careful next to the hole, you may wind up at the next tee box if you don’t layup.14. This blind hole plays downhill through the grove, past the meadow and to the right.15. Step into the shade of the Bear Den and throw across a huge, flat field.16. This drive is the steepest uphill throw on the course with trees everywhere.17. The deep, dark woods on the right should be avoided. Aim for the grassy slope.18. Don’t let your guard down! This hole is slightly downhill making it tough, but aworthy putt to end the game.