Search every PDGA-registered disc golf course in the United States. Filter by difficulty, hole count and terrain. See fees, amenities, coordinates and directions for all 7,008 of them.
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Disc golf is played like golf, but with a flying disc and a chain basket instead of a ball and hole. You throw from a tee pad toward the basket, then throw again from wherever the disc lands, counting throws as you go. Lowest total wins. Most courses are free and a round takes 60 to 120 minutes.
ThrowSpot lists 7,008 PDGA-registered courses. Compiled national counts put the total nearer 7,379 including courses that have not completed registration. The United States holds roughly 73 percent of the world's disc golf courses.
Mostly. 4,943 of the 7,008 courses listed here (71%) are free to play, typically because they sit on public park land. The rest charge $3 to $15.
Texas leads with 472 courses, followed by Wisconsin (350) and Minnesota (343). Per capita, the Upper Midwest and Plains states are densest.
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