TIMBERWOLF
A championship level, Par 61 course with over 8,000 feet of challenging holes located directly on the banks of the Mississippi River.
The Timberwolf is a challenging and fun track played through a vast, beautiful landscape. Iconic raised and terraced greens, river views, and wildlife galore make the Timberwolf an enjoyable experience for all skill levels. Five different bodies of water come into play with aquatic wildlife such as turtles, frogs, fish, ducks, bald eagles and much more around every turn. A variety of shots are needed to score well on these holes. Hole 18 is a Par 5 finale and may be the most exciting finishing hole in disc golf. The connection to nature combined with the thrill of the sport makes Timberwolf a must play!
RED FOX
Beginner and family friendly, this cunning course’s short and tight wooded lines will challenge even the pros
The Red Fox is the third and easiest course at The Preserve. While both of our other courses are more for the experienced disc golfer, the Red Fox is suited to both the recreational golfer as well as the pros. This par 3 course offers shorter, more technical wooded holes mixed with a handful of open fairways along the Preserve ponds. Your opportunities for birdies and aces are plentiful if you can hit your lines!
LYNX
Although less difficult than Timberwolf, with its mix of open and wooded fairways, the Lynx is a formidable test of skill
An abundance of wildlife is all around as you meander among the multiple ponds, streams, and wooded areas of the Preserve. Contoured long fairways with technical, wooded tunnel shots create a unique counterpoise that will refine all aspects of your game. The property is spaced in a way where you often feel like your group is the only one on the grounds. A peaceful, serene, and fun experience to enjoy in any season. While shorter than Timberwolf, all skill levels will enjoy the beauty and challenge the Lynx offers
BLACK BEAR
The Black Bear layout is a combination of the best holes from Lynx, Timberwolf, and Red Fox, used for the Preserve Championship DGPT event. This course challenges even the best players in the world.