Where to play Disc Golf in Western Australia

Alexander Heights Disc Golf Park

Green Park Road, Alexander Heights WA 6064

Course Notes: Quality concrete teepad course with good variety packed into a compact park. Technical shots around established trees create interesting challenges for all skill levels.

Chichester Park Disc Golf Park

109 Trappers Drive, Woodvale WA 6026

Course Notes: Full 18-basket course in Perth's northern suburbs with a good mix of open and technical holes. One of the few full-length courses in the metro area and a popular venue for tournament play.

Curtin University Disc Golf Course

Centenary of Federation Walk, Karawara WA 6102

Course Notes: Campus course with dual tee positions providing a full 18-hole experience from 9 baskets. Features technical shots through campus landscaping and open areas, with easier tee options well-suited to beginners.

Mundaring Disc Golf Park

665 Coolgardie Street, Mundaring WA 6073

Course Notes: WA's premier disc golf destination in the Perth Hills, featuring five distinct 18-hole layouts ranging from beginner-friendly to championship-level. Significant elevation changes, technical forest holes, and stunning bushland setting make this one of Australia's most comprehensive disc golf facilities.

Pine Lines Disc Golf Course

Private Property, Gidgegannup WA 6083

Course Notes: Private 18-basket course in the Perth Hills with challenging shots through pine forest. Contact required before play. A secluded disc golf experience with technical wooded holes and plenty of variety across the full layout.

Poynter Primary School Disc Golf Course

Griffel Way, Duncraig WA 6023

Course Notes: A fun 9-hole beginner course on school grounds in Duncraig, designed with youth and community in mind. Features quality RAD Ace baskets with a well-thought-out layout around the school oval.

Access Note: Course is on school grounds and open to the public outside school hours only. Do not play between 7:30am and 4:00pm Monday to Friday. Please respect these rules to keep the course available to the public.

Rob Hancock Memorial Disc Golf Course

54 Cookman Road, Greenwood WA 6024

Course Notes: One of Australia's oldest disc golf courses, named in memory of a local disc golf pioneer. Features quality concrete teepads with a mix of open and wooded holes. The higher par rating reflects some longer, more challenging holes that reward experienced players.

Baldivis Mini Disc Golf

Baldivis WA 6171

Course Notes: Very compact 5-hole mini course in a new Baldivis estate. Holes average around 120 feet, making this best suited to putting and approach practice rather than a full round. A good option for families and beginners in the area, though experienced players will find limited challenge.

Dick Lawrence Oval Disc Golf Course

Hilton Reserve, Beaconsfield WA 6162

Course Notes: Accessible beginner-friendly course in Fremantle's southern suburbs. Open fairways with scattered trees make this a low-pressure environment for newcomers learning the game.

Fantasy Park Disc Golf Course

Rand Avenue, Waikiki WA 6169

Course Notes: Southern suburbs course with quality concrete teepads and dual tee positions for 18 holes. The higher par rating reflects some longer, more challenging holes through the park setting — a good step up from beginner courses.

Mandurah Disc Golf Park

25 Leighton Place, Halls Head WA 6210

Course Notes: Coastal course in the popular holiday city of Mandurah, just over an hour south of Perth. Open fairways with some water hazards and coastal winds adding an extra layer of challenge to the layout.

McFaull Park Disc Golf Park

Macfaull Park, Spearwood WA 6163

Course Notes: Quality concrete teepad course with a good variety of shot shapes required. Mature trees create technical lines and well-defined fairways through the park setting.

Shenton College Disc Golf Course

227 Stubbs Terrace, Shenton Park WA 6008

Course Notes: School-based course with dual tee positions offering different challenges across 18 holes. Located in a leafy western suburb with good tree coverage creating technical fairways.

Taylor Reserve Disc Golf Park

Taylor Street, Victoria Park WA 6100

Course Notes: Riverside course close to the Perth CBD with views toward the Swan River. A shorter layout perfect for quick rounds with some technical shots around established parkland trees.

Albany Holiday Park

550 Albany Highway, Albany WA 6330

Course Notes: Mini 3-basket course in WA's southern coastal city. Ideal for holiday park guests and travelers looking to throw a few discs while exploring the Great Southern region. A good introduction to disc golf for those new to the sport.

Karri Valley Resort Disc Golf Course

11342 Vasse Highway, Beedalup WA 6260

Course Notes: Unique resort course set among the towering Karri forests of WA's southwest. Shots play around a lake and through majestic tall timber, making this one of the most scenically impressive disc golf experiences in the state. Worth combining with a stay at the resort.

Krickenwood Farm Disc Golf Course

Narrikup WA 6326

Course Notes: 18-hole course on 380 acres of natural Australian bushland, plantation gums, and open scrubland. Three tee positions (Pro, Am, and Learn) cater to all skill levels. Located 7.5km from Narrikup and 30 minutes from Albany, Denmark, and Mount Barker. Disc hire and food available on request.

Access Note: This is a private working farm. Booking is required before play for safety and insurance purposes. Contact Murray Rose-Jones on +61 437 012 871 or via xtcinw@gmail.com to arrange your visit.

Paraburdoo Disc Golf Course

Ashburton Avenue, Paraburdoo WA 6754

Course Notes: Remote outback course in the Pilbara mining region. A truly unique disc golf experience with red dirt, spinifex, and rugged outback landscape as your backdrop — one of the most remote courses in Australia.

Tom Price Disc Golf Course

Jabbarup Place, Tom Price WA 6751

Course Notes: Located near the foot of Mount Nameless in the heart of iron ore country. Play disc golf surrounded by distinctive red earth, outback vegetation, and the dramatic Hamersley Range landscape of the Pilbara.