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Disc golf in the Pacific Northwest

317 courses3 states226 free
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The Pacific Northwest has 317 PDGA-registered disc golf courses across 3 states and 208 cities. 226 (71%) are free to play. Oregon leads with 145 courses. Terrain is predominantly wooded/hilly.

Pacific Northwest states by course count

StateCoursesCitiesFree
Oregon1459695
Washington13491101
Alaska382130

Standout courses in the Pacific Northwest

Ranked from PDGA data by hole count, length, difficulty and rating.

CourseCityHolesDifficultyFee
Girdwood Forest Fair ParkGirdwood, AK36AdvancedFree
Twisted Pine Disc Golf CourseSouth Beach, OR36IntermediateFree
Whistler's Bend Disc Golf CourseRoseburg, OR27AdvancedFree
JumanjiNine Mile Falls, WA30AdvancedFree
Riverbend Disc Golf at Milo McIver State ParkEstacada, OR27Advanced$3
North Seatac Disc Golf CourseSeatac, WA27AdvancedFree
Buxton WoodsBuxton, OR18Advanced$3
Lucky Mud Disc Golf Course - RavenSkamokawa, WA21AdvancedFree
Timber ParkEstacada, OR21Advanced$3
Four Mound - Cape FearSpokane, WA18AdvancedFree
Blue Lake Disc GolfFairview, OR18AdvancedFree
Kayak Point - GoldStanwood, WA18IntermediateFree

What to expect

Terrain across the region leans wooded/hilly, with wooded common as well, which shapes what you should carry. Wooded layouts reward control discs and accuracy; open ones make wind the deciding factor. The disc selector matches speeds to your arm, and the wind calculator shows how conditions change a disc's flight.

Frequently asked questions

How many disc golf courses are in the Pacific Northwest?

317 PDGA-registered courses across 3 states and 208 cities. 226 are free to play.

Which Pacific Northwest state has the most courses?

Oregon with 145, followed by Washington (134).

What is disc golf terrain like in the Pacific Northwest?

Predominantly wooded/hilly (200 courses), with wooded second (31).