Disc Golf on the Oregon Coast

In the early 1990s, North Bend became the first town on the Oregon Coast to offer a disc golf course, with nine holes at Winsor Park. Today, courses pepper Oregon’s western flank from Astoria to Brookings.

Each of these courses offers a unique coastal experience, from historic settings to densely wooded and multi-terrain courses. Be sure to check out the website and app UDisc, which offers course maps and leaderboards.

Whether you’re a local enthusiast or visiting for the first time, these courses promise a blend of scenic beauty and recreational enjoyment that captures the essence of Oregon’s coastal charm.

Disc Golf Courses

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Columbia Shores

Location: Fort Stevens State Park
Holes: 23
Rating: 4.6 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Located with incredible views of the Columbia River and Washington, this course offers varied shots with short and long tee pads. Features include downhill throws and a warm-up putting course near the parking area. Oregon State Parks: $5/vehicle day use parking fee, or purchase annual pass.

Lil’ Oozlefinch Putting Course

Location: Fort Stevens historic area
Holes: 9
Rating: 4.2 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Fun and beginner-friendly putting course, ideal for warming up or introducing newcomers to disc golf. Oregon State Parks: $5/vehicle day use parking fee, or purchase annual pass.

Bohannon, Tillamook

Location: Multi-use area near local schools
Holes: 19
Rating: 3.8 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Well-maintained course with an interesting layout featuring open spaces as well as different distances and shot shapes. Closed during school hours; sporting events and practices have preference.

Neskowin Valley RV Park, Neskowin

Location: Neskowin Valley RV Park
Holes: 18
Rating: 2.4 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Compact course designed by Miles Kinne, offering a good mix of shots and distances. Located in a private campground with a required fee.

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Toledo Red Dog, Toledo

Location: NW 7th Street, Toledo, Oregon
Holes: 9
Rating: 2.9 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Hilly, wooded course featuring short distances but highly technical shots with lots of ferns, ivy, trees, brush, and brambles.

Wilder, Newport

Location: 4590 SE Harborton Street, Newport
Holes: 19
Rating: 4.4 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Hilly, technical course tucked among stands of coastal pines, hemlocks and fern-flanked Sitka spruces. Includes 5,776 feet of fairway with several “mandos,” where you must hurl your disc around specific obstacles or face a penalty. Free; permit required.

Twisted Pine, Newport

Location: South Beach State Park
Holes: 18
Rating: 4.2 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Family-friendly course featuring three layouts: amateur, semi-pro, and pro. Includes creative shots like a basket that’s hanging in a tree.

Red River, Waldport

Location: Crestline Park, Waldport
Holes: 18
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Course spans a system of ridges and highlands over the town. Mostly dense Sitka spruce forest; lots of old-growth trees and elevation.

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Bicentennial Park, Reedsport

Location: Bicentennial Park, Reedsport
Holes: 9
Rating: 3.5 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Fun, short neighborhood course in wooded Bicentennial Park.

Winsor Park, North Bend

Location: Bayview Avenue, North Bend
Holes: 9
Rating: 3.8 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Winsor is one of the oldest courses in Oregon, with a nice combination of open and wooded holes. Can be combined with Ferry Road Park for a full 18 experience.

Ferry Road Park, North Bend

Location: Bayview Avenue, North Bend
Holes: 9
Rating: 4 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Ferry Road is a delightful 9-hole course in the city park with a variety of shot selections for many of the holes. Course is shared with walkers and other park users. Nice combination course features long, open shots as well as wooded holes.

Mingus Park, Coos Bay

Location: 1283 E Park Roadway, Coos Bay
Holes: 9 baskets, 18 tee pads
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: A beautiful, heavily wooded course in the lush hills behind Mingus Park. Plenty of elevation change, with uphill, downhill, and straight holes. A shorter course requiring accurate lines.

Bandon City Park Disc Golf Course, Bandon

Location: 11th St SW, Bandon
Holes: 18 holes
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: This fun city park course winds through Bandon City Park, with long open field throws, challenging holes through the woods, and holes that dogleg to the right and left. The course is mostly flat; a few holes can be soggy after heavy rains.

Port Orford Disc Golf Course, Port Orford

Location: Buffington Memorial Park
Holes: 9 holes
Rating: 4 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Port Orford features short but challenging holes, with lots of trees and shrubs to navigate around. The course is set in Buffington Memorial Park, so save time to hit the skate park, mini golf, and walk some trails. The tee pads are pavers and there are plans to expand the course to a full 18 holes.

Gold Beach Disc Golf Course, Gold Beach

Location: Park Drive, Gold Beach
Holes: 18 holes
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: This is a great wooded course with mostly concrete tee pads and a few turf pads. Not an easy beginner course, but playable by anyone who wants to enjoy disc golf in a beautiful natural setting right in the town of Gold Beach.

Azalea State Park, Brookings

Location: Azalea Park, Brookings
Holes: 18 holes
Rating: 3.9 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: Azalea is a fun and challenging gem in the heart of Brookings’ Azalea park. You’ll find tight wooded holes as well as some longer more open holes and one challenging hole where you have to throw over a little ravine.

McVay Rock State Park, Brookings-Harbor

Location: Oceanview Drive, near the OR/CA border
Holes: 9 holes
Rating: 2.6 out of 5 on UDisc
Details: McVay is right on the edge of the beach, so the scenic beauty and beach vibes are unlike most courses. Mostly open shots and some longer throws on the edge of the ocean make McVay a must play when it has been recently mowed and maintained.

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Events

Wild Rogue Open

October 5-6 near Gold Beach, OR

Ready to get competitive? Don’t miss the The Wild Rogue Open, sponsored by the Oregon Coast Visitors Association.

This wild and scenic disc golf course is tucked in along the mighty “Wild and Scenic’ Rogue River just 14 miles from the ocean. This 2nd annual, weekend long tournament will feature a stunning 18 hole temporary layout within old growth Myrtlewood groves, open meadows, and of course, the rocky banks of the Rogue River. Register here!

Featured Activities

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Safari Town Surf Shop is a family owned and operated surf shop established in 1989, on the central Oregon coast in Lincoln City. Offerings include surfboards, wetsuits, bodyboards, skim boards, kayaks, bike rentals, skateboards, clothing, and more. Safari Town also...

3026 NE Hwy 101
Lincoln City, OR

541-996-6335
Email us (safaritown[at]gmail[dot]com)

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Wheel Fun Rentals puts explorers in motion with a plethora of vessels for traversing land and seeing the sights. Intrepid adventurers can rent a range of vehicles, including Surreys or tandem bicycles. Feel like a kid again as you achieve...

321 S Holladay Drive
Seaside, OR

503-738-8447
Email us (wheelfunseaside[at]gmail[dot]com)

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Go fishing, wildlife viewing or just simply enjoy the experience of being on the waterways of the banana belt coast of Oregon. The south coast holds much of Oregon’s near shore reefs and some of the best fishing, photography, wildlife...

27436 Hunter Creek Road
Gold Beach, OR

541-373-0487
Email us (dave[at]southcoasttours[dot]net)

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Bike Newport is a family owned bicycle shop in Newport, Oregon that offers fat bike rentals and tours. They also offer retail sales, a service shop and a lounge area (complete with shower and laundry facilities) for cylcists in need...

150 NW 6th Street
Newport, OR

541-265-9917
Email us (bikenewport[at]charter[dot]net)

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South Coast Bicycles offers new bikes and related parts, apparel and accessories and bike repairs, as well as bike rentals – including fat bike rentals.

805 2nd St. SE
Bandon, OR

(541) 347-1995

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Here’s a formula for memorable fun: Take one of the top 100 beaches in the world, add a bike purpose-built to ride on it, and throw in a few friends for a day of adventure and enjoyment. Ready… go! In...

Bandon, OR

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There’s a reason so many visitors flock to Cannon Beach: it’s a fantastic place to hang out. An array of restaurants, eclectic boutique shops, rustically elegant beach houses… and a lovely beach with iconic Haystack Rock looming over the entire...

Cannon Beach, OR

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Here’s another reason to visit Oregon’s South Coast: the chance to pedal on the shoreline, between massive rock promontories, along one of the most scenic stretches of the entire West Coast. Spinning through the sand, bracketed by the bulks of...

Port Orford, OR

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Sometimes you want to go to the beach to be among people – the raw energy of all those folks congregating in one spot, each bent on enjoying it in their own way, can be pretty electrifying. And sometimes you...

Pacific City, OR

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One of the best things about this stretch of the coast? It’s not on Highway 101. The Three Capes Scenic Drive departs from the main highway in Tillamook and loops out west to the coastline, passing by three iconic capes...

Tillamook, OR

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Disc Golf on the Oregon Coast