Courses That Challenge the Best
Advanced disc golf courses are where the sport reaches its most demanding and rewarding form. These courses feature tight wooded fairways, significant elevation changes, long holes requiring controlled distance, and technical shot shapes that test every skill in your game. Playing an advanced course for the first time is a humbling, exhilarating experience.
What Makes a Course Advanced?
Advanced courses typically share several characteristics: hole lengths over 350 feet with tight fairways, heavy tree coverage requiring precise shot placement, significant elevation changes that affect disc flight and stamina, water hazards and out-of-bounds areas that punish mistakes, and multi-shot holes (par 4s and 5s) that require strategic course management.
Are You Ready for Advanced Courses?
If you can consistently shoot par or better on intermediate courses, have reliable forehand and backhand throws, can shape shots left and right on command, and can throw 300+ feet with control, you're ready to test yourself on advanced tracks. Expect your score to be significantly higher than on easier courses — and enjoy the challenge.
Search ThrowSpot for "Advanced" difficulty courses to find championship-caliber tracks near you.