Trippin' out west this Spring!

[moistymoe]

Coming out from Michigan, and the furthest I've been out west is Chicago, and we just can't have that now can we? That's is why I'm taking a trip out there to see what I'm missing. Luckily I happen to have 2 friends that enjoy discin' as much as I do that want to join in . So far the only place we have set into the schedule is Yellowstone park for some much needed sightseeing, but that doesn't cover the disc portion of the trip.
Before I start losing attention, and other peoples, what are some fun/scenic courses that I need to hit on my trip out there? As far as I know now we are sticking to the mid to upper west. Always love the comments, constructive or not, but feel free to post! Thanks in advance fellow golfers

[Elevated Plastic]

your gonna be pretty close to Lake Tahoe area,theres like 4 courses on the lake, all awesome courses each a little different than the other. Then theres like 6-8 courses within an hour drive from the lake. Pm if u decide to do Tahoe I'll show you around.

[mark12b]

depends on what time of year you're talking about but there's a course at jackson hole that's pretty fun, and a nice break from the touristy stuff in yellowstone.

[Elevated Plastic]

Yellowstone, haha I misread you sorry I thought Yosemite nevermind

[JHern]

Sorry, I don't know many courses in Wyoming. Don't forget to stop and play all the great courses in between! Missouri, Iowa, etc., all seem to have nice courses.

Yellowstone, haha I misread you sorry I thought Yosemite nevermind

I'm in Sacto on and off until summer or so, then move to the bay area after that. I haven't played around Tahoe yet, since I'm always doing hikes when I get out there (my lady and I fell in love with the Desolation Wilderness).

Anyways, after the spring thaw (not much into snow golf), we'd love to do some playing at Tahoe.

Which course(s) is/are best?

[Elevated Plastic]

Tahoe Vista and Zephyr Cove imo, pm if you wanna guide to make your life easier. Always down to slay discs.