Where to Play Disc Golf?
Disc golf is usually played on courses with 9 or 18 holes which have been built in natural settings that require minimal maintenance. Beginner friendly holes are generally wide open and may measure approximately 200 feet long in contrast to advanced holes which are designed to include obstacles such as trees, elevation changes, water hazards, mandatories and out-of-bound zones and may measure over 1000 feet long. The best courses include multiple tee pads and multiple targets to facilitate all levels of play and also include different layouts to challenge players to make different types of shots (i.e. backhand, forehand, overhand, roller, etc.) to perform well.
You can search for a disc golf course near you at UDisc Course Directory or DG Course Review. These sites include basic information about each course such as number of holes, address and how far away the course is from your location and also ratings and reviews. If you like apps, UDisc is an app for iPhones and Androids.
The above sites list the following courses which are public, free and within an hour's drive from Ace Runners' retail store:
- Centennial Park (Mission, BC)
- Dale Ball Passive Park (Langley, BC)
- Eastview Park (North Vancouver, BC)
- Jericho Hill (Vancouver, BC)
- Little Mountain - Queen Elizabeth Park (Vancouver, BC)
- Mundy Park (Coquitlam, BC)
- Quilchena Park (Vancouver, BC)
- Raptors Knoll Disc Golf Park (Langley, BC)
- Robert Burnaby Park (Burnaby, BC)
- Rockridge (West Vancouver, BC)
- Thornhill Park (Maple Ridge, BC)
- Walden Park (Chilliwack, BC)
- Windskill Park (Tsawwassen, BC)
August 2021