Brent Baca Memorial Disc Golf Course 3821 Los Picaros Road Southeast 3685, Albuquerque, NM 87106

"Not very attractive, but it has some really neat disk golf obstacles. Would be very hot during summer months, very little shaded areas."

"Definitely a one of a kind disc golf course. The grounds were well kept, and all the holes were labeled and the tee pads are safe. You will need an app or a map to find the holes. 18 holes total, with a lot of walking and some slight hiking in between. I recommend coming with at least one other person due to how remote it is. The whole experience is like a weird work of art. I definitely would encourage anyone to give it a try."

"Love this course. Short and long Tees available. It's very unique. Well worth the drive out of town. If it's super windy (20 mph +), don't bother."

"This is a very unique and fun course. Plenty of parking. Portopotty at the start. Two concrete tee pads each hole (some were huge circular pads giving you a lot of runway for drives). Some holes were confusing due to no sight of the basket. Wind increased as the day progressed. Really forced you to change up your game. Several holes were along an arroyo (20-30 ft deep gorge). We threw a couple shots in there and were able to get however be careful around the edges. There are many entry points into the gorge so don't try to scale down into it. I was worried about cactus however I don't think I saw a single one. Just tumble weed bushes. The man made obsticals were fun to throw around. Overall it was a fun, unique course."

"This place is out of the way and really unique. It's a huge course with a lot of interesting art and obstacles throughout. If you aren't really precise, be warned you may lose a disc or two here. There is a small canyon and a lot of brush, so paying attention to your flight path is critical. There was rarely a crowd here, which is a nice change from Roosevelt. But it's rugged, vast and can get really windy and really hot. Make sure you pack a good amount of water and prepare to get moving if it starts raining heavily and you are on the otherside of the canyon. This is a "wild" area, so be mindful of rattlesnakes here as it is their home. Witnessed two very large snakes sunning themselves next to some brush that could easily be encountered if you aren't paying attention."