The Sooner Park Disc Golf Course in Bartlesville, OK, was established in 1995 and was designed by Doug Schwegman and Dale Patterson.

This 18-hole course is mostly open with small rolling hills (the back 9 is more technical). There are two baskets on every hole. Course photos by Lauren Lakeberg.

Safari Smiles is an 18-hole DiscGolfPark in Bartlesville, IL. It was established in 2021 and was designed by Avery Jenkins.

“This is the 3rd DiscGolfPark established in the state of Oklahoma and the 33th DiscGolfPark installed in the United States. This course was founded and full funded by Dr. Jon Lindblom of the Safari Smiles Children's Dentistry.” Course photos by Lauren Lakeberg.

Harmony Bends at Strawn Park in Columbia, MO, was designed by John Houck and was established in 2016. This championship level course has since been considered one of the best disc golf courses in the world. Course photos by Lauren Lakeberg.

Lake Pittsfield Disc Golf Course in Grggsville, IL, was established in 2019 by the local community group Picture Pittsfield, and was designed by Dave McCormack. This 18-hole course features two baskets on every hole, rolling hills and views of Lake Pittsfield. Course photos by Lauren Lakeberg.

West Park in Rockdale, IL, is one of Illinois’ oldest disc golf courses and is very close to Joliet, IL. Originally designed by Paul McCalister in 1979 as 26-holes. It was re-designed in 2018 to be 18-holes.

Fox Run Meadows at Smugglers’ Notch Resort was designed by Jeff Spring and Steve Brinster in 2013. It is one of two 18-hole championship level disc golf courses at Smugglers’ Notch Resort and has been the hosting site of several Disc Golf Pro Tour tournaments and the PDGA World Championships.

Brewster Ridge at Smugglers’ Notch Resort has been named the #4 disc golf course in the world according to UDisc and has been a top-10 disc golf course for over six years. This is a disc golf destination course you don’t want to miss.

Established in 1999. Hickory Hills Disc Golf Course features two 18-hole layouts here. It is also an active ski resort, so you can expect elevation! If you come here around July 4th the Traverse City Cherry Festival will be going on, it is known world-wide.

Timber Ridge Ski Resort is a permanently closed 18-hole disc golf course in Gobles, MI. It was notably known as the location that hosted the 2009 PDGA World Championships and the 2015 Amature World Championships. The photos below are from both World Championships.

West Lake Park in Davenport, IA, is a 24-hole championship level course notably known for hosting the annual River City Rumble.

It was established in 2007 and was designed by Chad Eng. It is hilly and partially wooded with lots of water. Camping is also available onsite.

The Blue Valley Park Championship Course in Kansas City, MO, was established in 2005 and designed by Jack Lowe, Jim Kreeger and Dan Cashen.

This 18-hole course is very long, hilly and moderately wooded. It was the home of the 2009 PDGA World Championship finals, and many stops on the PDGA tour.

Cliff Drive Disc Golf course in Kansas City, MO, was established in 2004 and designed by Jack Lowe. It is 21 holes that plays around the old municipal reservoir and is one of the highest points in the city. It features a mix of long open shots and technical woods.

Rosedale Park Down Under was established in 1997. It is one of two disc courses in Rosedale Park, Kansas City, MO. It is 18 holes, very heavily wooded and hilly.

Water Works Park in Kansas City, MO, was established in 1997 and was designed by Ace Mason and Jim Kreeger. It is 18-holes of extreme elevation and moderate woods. Hole 1 has a perfect view of the Kansas City skyline.

The Lodge at Taylor Ranch Island Course was designed by Kevin McCoy in 2007. This is a pro level course moderately hilly and moderately wooded.

The Blackhawk disc golf course in Tulsa, OK, is located next to the Tulsa Zoo. The course was designed by Kevin McCoy and Dave Zucconi in 2005. The course photos below date back to 2009. Mostly flat, heavily wooded with a large pond that runs adjacent to many of the holes.

The Canyons Disc Golf Course is Illinois’ number one rated course. The course was established in 2014 and was designed by Sean Callahan and Steve Matul. It features 27 different holes throughout a historical, scenic park with infinite options of Blue, White, and Red tees on most holes. There are Permanent A and B pin locations on a majority of the holes giving you endless ways to enjoy this beautiful course! These are the course photos captured in May 2023.