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Disc golf courses in Nevada

38 courses19 cities28 free#45 of 50 states
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Nevada has 38 PDGA-listed disc golf courses spread across 19 cities, ranking it 45 of 50 states by course count. 28 of them (74%) are free to play. 21 courses have 18 or more holes and 16 are 9-hole layouts. The most common terrain is desert/open.
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Disc golf in Nevada

Nevada ranks 45 of 50 states for disc golf infrastructure with 38 registered courses. Those courses reach 19 separate cities, so most residents have something within a reasonable drive. 74 percent are free to play, which is typical: the great majority of American disc golf happens on public park land at no cost.

The terrain mix here leans toward desert/open (29 courses), followed by open/rolling (4) and mixed/varied (3). That matters for what you pack: wooded layouts reward control discs and accuracy, while open ones make wind the deciding factor. Our course types guide covers how each plays.

Of the 38 courses, 23 are rated beginner, 9 intermediate, and 6 advanced. New players should start on a beginner-rated 9-hole layout and move up once they consistently score within 10 strokes of par.

Longest and largest courses in Nevada

CourseCityHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Lizard Peak Disc Golf - Main CourseSun Valley2781AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Indian Hills Disc Golf CourseCarson City2781AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Boulder Creek Golf ClubBoulder City2472AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Sunset ParkLas Vegas2472AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Wildhorse Golf Club - MorningHenderson2266IntermediateDesert/OpenFree
Wildhorse Golf Club - AfternoonHenderson2163BeginnerDesert/OpenFree
Humboldt River Disc GolfElko1957BeginnerMixed/VariedFree
Dayton Disc Golf CourseDayton1854IntermediateDesert/OpenFree
North Tahoe Lions Club Disc Golf CourseIncline Village1854AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard ResortLas Vegas1854IntermediateDesert/OpenFree

Every disc golf course in Nevada, by city

All 38 courses, grouped by city. Click any course for holes, par, length, terrain, amenities, directions and nearby courses.

Boulder City, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Boulder Creek Golf Club2472AdvancedDesert/OpenFree

Carson City, NV (3 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Indian Hills Disc Golf Course2781AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Stadium Disc Golf at Carson Ridge1854BeginnerMixed/VariedFree
Pony Express Disc Golf Trail at Carson Ridge927BeginnerWooded$5

Dayton, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Dayton Disc Golf Course1854IntermediateDesert/OpenFree

Elko, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Humboldt River Disc Golf1957BeginnerMixed/VariedFree

Ely, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Ward Mountain Disc Golf Course927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Fallon, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Churchill County Disc Golf Course927BeginnerDesert/Open$5

Gardnerville, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
The Pine Nuts Disc Golf Course1854BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Henderson, NV (4 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Wildhorse Golf Club - Morning2266IntermediateDesert/OpenFree
Wildhorse Golf Club - Afternoon2163BeginnerDesert/OpenFree
Anthem927BeginnerOpen/RollingFree
Arroyo Grande Disc Golf Course927BeginnerDesert/Open$3

Incline Village, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
North Tahoe Lions Club Disc Golf Course1854AdvancedDesert/OpenFree

Las Vegas, NV (7 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Sunset Park2472AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Fox Hill Park1854IntermediateDesert/Open$5
Las Vegas Ski & Snowboard Resort1854IntermediateDesert/OpenFree
Mountain Crest1854BeginnerOpen/Rolling$3
Peccole Ranch1854AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Freedom Park927IntermediateOpen/RollingFree
Red Ridge Park Disc Golf Course927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Norden,, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Donner Ski Ranch1854IntermediateDesert/OpenFree

North Las Vegas, NV (2 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Nellis AFB Disc Golf Course927BeginnerDesert/Open$3
North Las Vegas Municipal DiscGolfPark927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Pahrump, NV (2 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Trojan Park Disc Golf Course1236BeginnerDesert/Open$5
Lakeside Casino and RV Park927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Reno, NV (6 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Reno Adventure Park - Green1854IntermediateDesert/Open$3
Reno Adventure Park - Red1854BeginnerWooded/HillyFree
The Ranch at Rancho San Rafael1854BeginnerDesert/OpenFree
Washoe Disc Golf Course1854IntermediateMixed/Varied$3
Reno Adventure Park - Blue927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree
The Wedge at South Valleys Sports Complex927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Round Mountain, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Round Mountain Disc Golf Course927BeginnerOpen/RollingFree

Sun Valley, NV (2 courses)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Lizard Peak Disc Golf - Main Course2781AdvancedDesert/OpenFree
Lizard Peak - Pitch and Putt927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Tonopah, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Highland Park927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Wells, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Wells Disc Golf Course927BeginnerDesert/OpenFree

Zephyr Cove, NV (1 course)

CourseHolesParDifficultyTerrainFee
Zephyr Cove Park1854IntermediateDesert/Open$3

City guides in Nevada

Dedicated pages for 3 Nevada cities: Henderson · Las Vegas · Reno

Frequently asked questions

How many disc golf courses are in Nevada?

Nevada has 38 PDGA-listed disc golf courses across 19 cities, ranking it 45 of 50 states by course count. 21 have 18 or more holes and 16 are 9-hole layouts.

Are disc golf courses in Nevada free?

28 of the 38 courses in Nevada are free to play, which is 74 percent. The remainder charge a small fee, typically $3 to $5.

What is the best city for disc golf in Nevada?

By course count, Las Vegas has the most courses in Nevada. See the city breakdown on this page for every option.

Which Nevada courses are good for beginners?

23 of the 38 courses in Nevada are rated beginner difficulty. Look for 9-hole park layouts with open fairways and short holes, which are the easiest entry point.