The course can play short enough to score well, but you must be accurate and consistent. A few stray drives will add to the score quickly. Several holes had elevated tees of 75 feet or more. This included one 225-yard par three that stood 120 feet above the green. From this tee box you could see for dozens of miles in each direction.
Water only comes into play on a few holes and there are a fair number of bunkers.
But it is the beauty and the deceptive heights that are the true test here. Club selection is crucial and any amount of wind adds difficulty. But as we said if you are a fairly straight hitter you will love Dinosaur Mountain. The same goes for long hitters. With a total yardage of 6015 and a slope rating of 125 from the tips it is an extremely challenging course that I am honored to have played.