United States

Disc golf courses by state

7,008 courses50 statesPDGA data
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ThrowSpot lists 7,008 PDGA-registered disc golf courses across all 50 states. Texas has the most with 472, followed by Wisconsin (350) and Minnesota (343). About 71 percent are free to play.

Every state, ranked by course count

StateCoursesCitiesFree
Texas472266336
Wisconsin350232245
Minnesota343251242
California333222232
Michigan308222220
Iowa292225217
Illinois287236204
North Carolina279178190
Ohio270196191
Kansas266173186
Pennsylvania208162156
Colorado204119129
Indiana188126131
Missouri188129129
Florida182116131
Oklahoma17390124
Tennessee157108111
Oregon1459695
Georgia1439695
New York139125102
Virginia1389386
Washington13491101
South Carolina1256890
Alabama1228090
Arkansas1167283
Kentucky1157875
Nebraska1108377
Idaho1005569
Mississippi956264
Utah785559
Arizona774656
South Dakota775248
Maine755358
West Virginia705352
North Dakota644344
Montana634143
Massachusetts625342
Louisiana584040
New Mexico553539
Maryland513936
Vermont443931
Wyoming422731
New Jersey403632
Alaska382130
Nevada381928
New Hampshire322722
Connecticut312824
Hawaii141311
Delaware13912
Rhode Island444

Frequently asked questions

How many disc golf courses are in the United States?

ThrowSpot lists 7,008 PDGA-registered disc golf courses across all 50 states. Compiled national counts put the total closer to 7,379 including courses that have not completed PDGA registration.

Which state has the most disc golf courses?

Texas has the most with 472 courses, followed by Wisconsin (350) and Minnesota (343).

Are most disc golf courses free?

Yes. 4,943 of the 7,008 courses listed here are free to play, about 71 percent.