Blue Ribbon Pines Best disc golf course in MN

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Hole #4
Hole #4

BRP as it is called is a 27 hole championship caliber Disc golf course set in the woods and fields of Ham Lake Mn. The length is 8300 ft. with a par of 86 for the 27 holes.

The course is a combination of very challenging holes that require touch and accuracy. Most shots are through the woods, and the trees will add several strokes to your score. The course is fairly flat. That is a plus and a minus. It's good if you can't walk up hills easily or if you want to play a lot of holes. We always play 54 holes and you don't even get tired from walking. This is not to say it is easy, the tight fairways and several hundred well placed trees make it very challenging. If you stay out of the ponds on 4 holes, you should not loose any discs.

The course is a pay for play course that is owned by Ray Jordan. He is a disc golfer and he puts a lot of money into the course to keep it in great condition. The course is always clean and groomed groomed.

BRP is open year round. The tee pads are always snow free which makes a huge difference in footing. They even plow the fairways in the winter. I have played it about 70 rounds in the past 2 years. It is by far my favorite course.

The course was designed by Tim Gill who does course design through Par72 disc golf. He also designed the courses at Telemark ski resort in Wisconsin, the new course at Elm Creek Park reserve, and the new course at Bunker Hills Park.

If you live anywhere near the twin cities in Mn you need to go play BRP. Once you do, you won't want to play anywhere else.

To see the course check these links

Play DG A hole by hole walk through

Slide show I made showing each hole of this course.

Read reviews from Disc Golf Review from other people who have played the course.

Video documentary on disc golf shot at BRP

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