Bend Park and Recreation District course in Pine Nursery Park, mostly flat with lava outcroppings, juniper and sagebrush, and Cascade views.
BPRD putting and short course at Rockridge Park in northeast Bend, with nine baskets and two tees per basket so it can be played as an 18-hole short course. It is free and beginner-friendly.
Short, technical 9-hole BPRD course in the wooded northwest corner of Skyline Sports Complex, with slight elevation and ponderosa pine. The course is open year-round, with a temporary closure for tee and tree maintenance in fall 2026.
Short 9-hole, all par-3 course on the Seventh Mountain Resort property southwest of Bend, above the Deschutes River canyon. It is free and easy to play, and the resort asks players to check in at The Outfitter before playing.
Nine-hole course on the Central Oregon Community College Bend campus, with A and B basket settings and elevation changes through dense trees. It is free to play; during fall term it is closed 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. for classes in the area.
Nine-hole course on the Cascades Academy school campus, starting by the athletics field and finishing in a canyon. Public play is limited to weekdays from 5 p.m., weekends and school breaks, and players outside those hours may be asked to leave.
Two-basket putting course on the patio of Bevel Craft Brewing, a disc-golf-themed brewery in southeast Bend founded by former professional disc golfers. It is free to play.
Eighteen-hole course at the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center, about 22 miles southwest of Bend, relocated from the old Alpine course. Mt. Bachelor describes it as the longer, more difficult of its two free Nordic Center courses, with rocky terrain and elevation changes; summer only.
Nine-hole beginner course at the Mt. Bachelor Nordic Center, about 22 miles southwest of Bend. It is one of two free courses at the Nordic Center; summer only.
Outside Bend proper — still worth the drive.
Nine-hole course in Dry Canyon on Redmond's west side, flat with a few trees and two basket placements per hole. It is free and open year round.
Eighteen-hole course alongside the Deschutes River near Cline Falls, west of Redmond, with cross-ravine and downhill shots. It is a rugged target course with limited signage, and it is free to play.
Eighteen-hole course next to Sisters High School, flat and wooded with ponderosa pine and sagebrush at about 3,100 feet. It is free and open year round. The course is on school property, so alcohol and smoking are not permitted.
Nine-hole course at Black Butte Ranch, a resort community northwest of Sisters, with open meadow holes and pine forest and views of Black Butte. The course is public and free to play.
Eighteen-hole course in the Crooked River Ranch canyon near Terrebonne, among juniper and sagebrush with flat to steep elevation. It is pay to play, with a $3 donation requested.
Nine-hole public park course along the Crooked River in Prineville, across from the Crook County RV Park, with some shots over the river. It is free to play and was established in 2014.
Course on the west side of La Pine with lodgepole pine coverage and a mix of open and wooded holes. It has 20 holes and is free to play.
Nine-hole, short, beginner-friendly course at the Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic and Recreation Center (SHARC). It is free to play, and SHARC asks players to check in at the front desk before playing.
Nine-hole course at Juniper Hills Park in Madras, through pine, juniper and sagebrush with concrete tee pads and alternate tees that can extend play. It is free to play.
From the listings, not a count of this page.
BPRD still calls Pine Nursery an 18-hole course. UDisc lists 19, which is what we printed.
Cascades Academy Disc Golf Course did not publish a fee.
They sit at the base, not on a lift. The old Alpine / Pine Marten course is closed.
BPRD’s site still said seasonal. The board voted November 18, 2025 to keep it open year-round.
Weekdays after 5 p.m., plus weekends and school breaks. Sundance Meadows is private and is not on this list.
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