The Most Popular Disc Golf Course In Every Country: 2025

Disc golf is a global sport, and every continent (yes, including Antarctica) boasts a course. Here you can discover 2025's most popular disc golf course in every country based on rounds recorded with the UDisc app, the #1 resource in the game for scoring, course-finding, and more.

Every country with at least one course where a minimum of 10 rounds were recorded with the UDisc app was included.

What Does "Most Popular" Mean?
Notable Changes & Additions in 2025
What to Know Before Reading the Stats
Most Popular Disc Golf Course In Every Country: 2025

A gray world map with blue dots of different sizes indicating the site and relative popularity of countries' most popular disc golf courses — 2025's most popular disc golf course in every country. The bigger the dot, the more plays a course had.

What Does "Most Popular" Mean?

"Most popular" is interchangeable with "most rounds recorded with UDisc" in this post. Though many rounds of disc golf aren't recorded with UDisc, it is the most popular app for scorekeeping in the game, meaning the places with the most rounds recorded on UDisc are likely to be the most highly trafficked generally.

The vast majority of "most popular" courses offer layouts that prioritize fun over challenge. In 2025, over 80% of the courses that were most popular in their countries and could be assessed by UDisc's disc golf course difficulty rating system had layouts classified as either "easy" or "moderate" whereas just 30% had layouts classified as "challenging" or "very challenging." This makes sense considering that most disc golfers play recreationally rather than competitively.

In regions with multiple course options, the most popular courses also tend to be near large population centers and easily accessible by car or public transport.

Popular disc golf courses tend to be very good courses, too. But if you're interested in finding out what players have rated countries' best disc golf courses, check out "The 5 Best Disc Golf Courses In Every Country: 2025."

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What's Notable from 2025?

Large stones create a path over a stream to a disc golf green in a park setting — A lovely entry to a green at Johnny Roberts Disc Golf Course in Colorado. Photo uploaded to UDisc Courses by adastra

These are some of the developments among countries' most popular courses that caught our attention in 2025:

Here's Johnny!
After seven years of San Diego, California's Morley Field reigning as the United States' most popular course, Johnny Roberts near Denver, Colorado, unseated it. And this year that meant taking the crown as world's most popular disc golf course, too.
Serb-ing it up
Way back in 2019, we talked with disc golfers working to grow disc golf in Serbia, a landlocked Balkan state in an area between central and southeastern Europe. At that point, the group had no permanent course. That changed near the end of 2024 when the Paul McBeth Foundation helped fund and build a course in Serbia's capital, Belgrade. With just over 2,000 recorded rounds last year, the course led its region in 2025 – besting #1s in neighbors like Hungary, Croatia, Bulgaria, and Montenegro.
Poland's progress
Poland has a new #1 course in 2025, and it had over 4,000 more recorded rounds than last year's top course. That's a significant jump made even more eye-popping when you know that Poland's 2024 champ didn't even reach 4,000 recorded rounds.
Welcome, Georgia!
In T'bilisi, the capital of Georgia, a pay-to-play course had a bit over 300 recorded rounds last year. It's a great start in a country that's never had a course featured in our annual rundowns of countries' most popular courses before.

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What to Know Before Reading the Stats

Here are important things to know before you dive into the table.

On Where the Stats Came From and Their Meanings

Free, P2P, or Special Access: Free means a course is open to all and is not listed in the UDisc directory as requiring a fee. P2P is short for "pay-to-play" (indicated by $ in the table), which means playing a course requires a fee of some type or strongly encourages donations. "Special access" means a course may not be playable for all (e.g., a military ID is needed, it's on the grounds of a private school, or you need to inform someone before playing).
Disc Golf Rounds Recorded: The number of rounds recorded in 2025 on a course with the UDisc app, the #1 app for disc golfers. Far from every round of disc golf is recorded with UDisc, but given the popularity of the app, it's highly likely that courses that have the most rounds recorded with UDisc are also those that see the most rounds generally. This year, courses needed to have at least 10 recorded rounds to be included in the table.
Layout Difficulties: The layout difficulty rating symbols mean the following:

Easy

Moderate

Challenging

Very challenging

Click or tap to learn more about the UDisc course difficulty rating system.
New #1?: A "Yes" in this column means a country had a different most popular course in 2024. A "New" in this column means a country didn't appear in last year's round-up of most popular courses in every country.
+/-: How many spots a country's 2025 top course rose or fell in relation to where the country's top course was on the 2024 list. For example, Poland's top course was #20 in total plays in relation to other countries' top courses in 2023; this year it was #9 and has a ▲11 in this category. A "New" in this column means a country didn't appear in last year's round-up of most popular courses in every country.
World Pop. Grade: The "Pop." stands for "popularity." This is a quick and interesting way to compare every course's play total with 2025's most popular disc golf course in the world. If you've ever had a test graded on a curve, it's pretty much the same thing. The course with the most plays in the world set the bar and got a 100. The other courses' "grades" are based on what percentage their play counts are of the highest plays total. For example, if a course has a World Pop. Grade of 20, it means it had 20% of the plays that the world's most popular course did in 2025.

Use This List for Travel With Caution

Our rundowns of best disc golf courses are intended for travel purposes whereas we intend lists of most popular courses to show both where a high volume of disc golf is being played and simply where people have played disc golf at all. Do thorough research before planning travel based on courses in the table below as many of the courses are object courses, don't exist unless locals bring baskets to a park, require military IDs to enter, etc.

On Organization and Tips for Correct Interpretation

The table is organized from the most played to the least played course, but...
... don't forget that the stats include only the top course from each country. Because many countries have multiple courses with more plays than the top course in other countries, no course's position in the table – other than #1 – is guaranteed to reflect its overall popularity as compared to all courses in the world.

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