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Best disc golf courses in Washington

134 courses statewide91 cities101 free
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Jumanji in Nine Mile Falls tops the list of 134 PDGA courses in Washington — 30 holes, par 90, 10,680 ft, rated advanced. The ranking below weights course size, length, difficulty and community rating. 101 of the state's 134 courses are free to play.

The 15 best disc golf courses in Washington

Ranked from PDGA course data by hole count, total length, difficulty rating and community rating. Every entry links to a full page with terrain, amenities, coordinates and nearby courses.

#CourseCityHolesParLengthDifficultyFee
1JumanjiNine Mile Falls309010,680 ftAdvancedFree
2North Seatac Disc Golf CourseSeatac278110,503 ftAdvancedFree
3Lucky Mud Disc Golf Course - RavenSkamokawa21636,699 ftAdvancedFree
4Four Mound - Cape FearSpokane18544,752 ftAdvancedFree
5Kayak Point - GoldStanwood18547,182 ftIntermediateFree
6Rocky RidgeSpokane18546,606 ftIntermediateFree
7High Bridge Park Disc Golf CourseSpokane18545,184 ftAdvancedFree
8Kayak Point - RedStanwood18545,004 ftIntermediateFree
9North Bonneville Disc Golf CourseNorth Bonneville18544,266 ftAdvancedFree
10Downriver Disc Golf Course at Riverside State ParkSpokane18544,140 ftAdvancedFree
11White RiverAuburn18544,104 ftAdvancedFree
12Jamboree Disc Golf at Camp SekaniSpokane18544,572 ftIntermediateFree
13Twin RiversArlington18546,930 ftAdvancedFree
14Evergreen Disc Golf CourseOlympia18547,164 ftIntermediate$5
15Fort Nugent Park Disc GolfOak Harbor18546,534 ftAdvanced$5

What disc golf in Washington is like

Washington has 134 registered courses across 91 cities. Terrain leans wooded/hilly (101 courses), with open/rolling a close second (12). 101 courses (75%) are free to play, which is typical for American disc golf.

Difficulty splits 53 beginner, 60 intermediate and 21 advanced. New players should start on a beginner-rated 9-hole layout; see beginner courses nationwide or every Washington course grouped by city.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best disc golf course in Washington?

By size, length and rating, Jumanji in Nine Mile Falls ranks first among Washington's 134 PDGA courses. It has 30 holes, par 90, and measures 10,680 ft.

How many disc golf courses are in Washington?

134 PDGA-registered courses across 91 cities. 101 are free to play.

Which Washington courses are hardest?

21 of the 134 courses are rated advanced difficulty, led by Ambient Disc Golf Course in Lakewood.

Where should a beginner play in Washington?

53 courses are rated beginner. Abrams Park in Ridgefield is one option — 9 holes, free.