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Disc Golf Courses With Restrooms

2,347 courses50 states1,627 free
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2,347 of the 7,008 disc golf courses in the ThrowSpot directory are with restrooms — about 33 percent. They span 50 states, led by Texas with 176. 1,627 are free to play.

Why this matters

An 18-hole round runs 90 to 150 minutes. Restroom availability is a small detail that matters a lot on a long course, especially with children or a group.

Largest courses with restrooms

CourseCityHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
UCI - Aldrich ParkIrvine72216IntermediateMixed/Varied$5
Browns and BowsBrowns Valley36108AdvancedMixed/VariedFree
Phantom Falls Disc Golf CoursePine3090IntermediateMountain/Wooded$3
JumanjiNine Mile Falls3090AdvancedOpen/RollingFree
BuckSnortPine2884IntermediateMountain/WoodedFree
Spring Valley Disc Golf CourseSpring2884IntermediateOpen/RollingFree
China Peak Disc GolfLakeshore2781AdvancedMixed/VariedFree
Lake Russell State ParkElberton2781IntermediateWooded$3
Arrowhead Disc Golf CourseLouisville2781AdvancedWooded/HillyFree
Black Widow Disc Golf CourseGermanton2781AdvancedOpen/Rolling$3
Whistler's Bend Disc Golf CourseRoseburg2781AdvancedWoodedFree
Crossroads Disc Golf CourseTemple2781AdvancedMixed/VariedFree
Sandy Point Resort Disc GolfLac Du Flambeau2781AdvancedMixed/VariedFree
Vallarta-Ast Disc Golf CourseDeforest2781IntermediateOpen/RollingFree
Winter ParkKewaunee2781IntermediateWoodedFree
East La Loma ParkModesto2781AdvancedOpen/RollingFree
Waller ParkSanta Maria2781AdvancedMixed/VariedFree
10-3 at CBMt. Crested Butte2781AdvancedMountain/WoodedFree
Freedom ParkValdosta2781AdvancedOpen/RollingFree
J.P. Moseley ParkStockbridge2781AdvancedWoodedFree

Disc Golf Courses With Restrooms by state

The share column shows what proportion of each state's courses carry this feature.

StateCourses with restroomsAll coursesShare
Texas17647237%
Minnesota12934338%
California10633332%
Michigan10430834%
North Carolina10127936%
Wisconsin9935028%
Illinois9628733%
Kansas9626636%
Iowa9329232%
Ohio8727032%
Colorado7320436%
Oklahoma6817339%
Pennsylvania6720832%
Indiana6618835%
Missouri6318834%
Tennessee6315740%
Florida5318229%
Oregon4714532%
Nebraska4511041%
Virginia4513833%
New York4413932%
Arkansas4211636%
Georgia4214329%
Washington4113431%
Kentucky3911534%
South Carolina3712530%
Alabama3512229%
Idaho2910029%
Mississippi289529%
Utah277835%
Maine267535%
Arizona257732%
South Dakota257732%
West Virginia257036%
Montana246338%
Maryland225143%
North Dakota216433%
New Mexico185533%
Louisiana155826%
New Jersey154038%
Alaska143837%
New Hampshire143244%
Vermont144432%
Wyoming144233%
Massachusetts136221%
Connecticut93129%
Nevada53813%
Delaware31323%
Hawaii31421%
Rhode Island1425%

Cities with the most courses with restrooms

CityCourses
Tulsa, OK8
Wichita, KS7
Austin, TX7
Emporia, KS6
Duluth, MN6
Joplin, MO6
Fort Smith, AR5
Burlington, NC5
Knoxville, TN5
Spring, TX5
Fort Worth, TX5
Houston, TX5
Spokane, WA5
Huntsville, AL4
Colorado Springs, CO4

Frequently asked questions

How many disc golf courses are with restrooms?

ThrowSpot lists 2,347 courses flagged with restrooms in PDGA records, about 33% of the 7,008 registered US courses.

Which state has the most courses with restrooms?

Texas with 176, followed by Minnesota (129) and California (106).

Do disc golf courses have restrooms?

About a third of listed courses do, usually because they sit in a park with existing facilities. Smaller neighbourhood and school courses often have none.

What amenities do disc golf courses usually have?

The most common are parking, benches, tee signs and multiple tee pads, each on roughly a third of courses. Restrooms, water fountains and practice baskets are similarly common. Pro shops are rarer.