Desert disc golf with water hazards and mountain views — from the iconic fountain course to a rugged 27 on the ridge. We're publishing the metro's best first.
Phoenix disc golf trades the woods for wide-open desert and man-made lakes. Fountain Hills is the postcard — 20 holes around a lake beneath the iconic 300-foot fountain, with nine water hazards and the most photographed basket in Arizona. Buffalo Ridge is the rugged counterpart: 27 holes of elevation and blind throws alongside the mountain.
Paseo Vista in Chandler is the friendly former-landfill course, wide open and perfect for beginners, while Vista del Camino in Scottsdale is the classic park course with lakes in play on seven holes. The Phoenix Ladies League runs Sunday Funday events, and all of Phoenix's mapped courses are free to play.
New here? Paseo Vista to learn, Fountain Hills for the views, Buffalo Ridge for the workout. For gear, Disc Golf HQ and Spinners on the Green are the local pro shops.
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Weekly women's league at rotating Phoenix courses. All skill levels.
Random doubles at the city's most iconic course. Beat the heat with an early tee time.
PDGA A-tier at Fountain Hills. Divisions from Novice to MPO.
Phoenix's spread out — find the chains closest to your side of town.