Vancouver proper only has a few courses, so this covers the city plus the closest metro courses worth the short drive. Most are free, casual public-park layouts — great for beginners and weekend rounds.
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The hub of Vancouver's disc golf community at the foot of Queen Elizabeth Park; reliably social on weekends.
The hub of Vancouver's disc golf community at the foot of Queen Elizabeth Park; reliably social on weekends.
Laid-back park course with tricky OB and varied arboreal obstacles.
Laid-back park course with tricky OB and varied arboreal obstacles.
Open fairways, guarded greens and treacherous slopes near Jericho Beach; recurring wind adds challenge.
Open fairways, guarded greens and treacherous slopes near Jericho Beach; recurring wind adds challenge.
Popular free 9-hole course (est. 1982) in Coquitlam with Mach III baskets, concrete tees and a strong club presence.
Popular free 9-hole course (est. 1982) in Coquitlam with Mach III baskets, concrete tees and a strong club presence.
18-hole course on The Cut ski run, open in summer; play is included with a Grouse Mountain admission ticket.
18-hole course on The Cut ski run, open in summer; play is included with a Grouse Mountain admission ticket.
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