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The best disc golf courses in Nashville
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Music City's disc golf is friendly, woodsy, and busier than the stats suggest — Seven Oaks is one of the South's great community courses. We're publishing the metro's best first.
Nashville disc golf revolves around Seven Oaks — the impeccably maintained 21-hole course that's been the city's beating heart since 1989, with a bonus three-hole loop the locals treat as a warm-down. Cedar Hill in Madison adds another 21 holes with a 3-hole inner loop and varied terrain, and Crockett Park in Brentwood is the gentle rolling-hills option.
The Nashville Disc Golf Store is the local pro shop, and the Hyzer Flippers league keeps the competitive scene alive. Most of Nashville's mapped courses are free, and the community is famously welcoming — expect to leave with new friends and a few new disc golf plans. The Music City Open is a DGPT event that draws pros from across the country.
New here? Seven Oaks first — it's the course everyone means when they talk about Nashville disc golf. For gear, the Nashville Disc Golf Store and Play It Again Sports are your best bets.
Ordered by player rating across verified rounds. Filter by what you're in the mood for.
Hand-picked shortlists from our Nashville editors, for whatever today's round calls for.
Nashville's disc golf community runs deep. Here's what's on this week, plus the clubs and shops that keep it going.
Weekly league rotating across Nashville courses. All skill levels — newcomer-friendly.
Monthly singles event at the city's most iconic course. All divisions.
Disc Golf Pro Tour event at multiple Nashville courses. The city's biggest tournament.
Nashville's spread out — find the chains closest to your side of town.
