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📍 City guide · Updated August 2026

Disc Golf in Minneapolis–St. Paul

One of the best disc golf metros in America — Blue Ribbon Pines, Bryant Lake, Kaposia, and the deep bench behind them. We're publishing the Twin Cities' best first.

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Courses listed
2
Free to play
4.5
Avg rating
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Beginner-friendly
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18+ hole courses
§ The lay of the land

A real disc golf town, if you beat the heat

The Twin Cities are a top-three disc golf metro in the country, and the top tier shows it. Blue Ribbon Pines in East Bethel is the crown jewel — 27 holes of open-and-wooded design with ponds and doglegs, a pro shop, and a reputation that draws players from across the region. Bryant Lake in Eden Prairie is the scenic technical test with the lake views.

Kaposia in South St. Paul is the 27-hole championship course, Lakewood Hills is the friendly rolling-hills favorite, and Acorn in Roseville rounds out the published five with its dual-tee, dual-basket variety. The destination courses are pay to play; the rest are free.

New here? Lakewood Hills to learn, Blue Ribbon for the full experience.

Minneapolis–St. Paul at a glance

Total courses5
Free / public2
Pay-to-play3
18+ hole courses5
Lit for night play0
Wooded courses4
Beginner-friendly0
§ Every course, mapped

The Minneapolis–St. Paul course map

§ 01 — Ranked by players

The best disc golf courses in Minneapolis–St. Paul

Ordered by player rating across verified rounds. Filter by what you're in the mood for.

All 5FreeBeginner-friendlyWooded18+ holesQuick 9Dog friendlyOpen now
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Blue Ribbon Pines
MN-1001 · Open · Wooded
4.8
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Bryant Lake Park
MN-1002 · Technical · Wooded
4.8
03
Kaposia Park
MN-1003 · Championship · Long
4.5
04
Lakewood Hills
MN-1004 · Wooded · Rolling hills
4.4
05
Acorn Park
MN-1005 · Wooded · Marsh hazards
4
§ 02 — Curated picks

Best Minneapolis–St. Paul courses for…

Hand-picked shortlists from our Minneapolis–St. Paul editors, for whatever today's round calls for.

The crown jewel

Bucket listBlue Ribbon Pines★ 4.8

The scenic technical round

Lake viewsBryant Lake Park★ 4.8
§ 04 — Browse by area

Courses by neighborhood

Minneapolis–St. Paul's spread out — find the chains closest to your side of town.

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East Bethel
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Eden Prairie
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South St. Paul
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White Bear Lake
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Roseville
§ 05 — Good to know

Minneapolis–St. Paul disc golf, answered

How many disc golf courses are in the Twin Cities metro?
Around 60 courses across the metro — one of the deepest markets in the country. We're publishing the best first — 5 are live today, with more added every week.
What's the best disc golf course in the Twin Cities?
Blue Ribbon Pines in East Bethel — the 27-hole crown jewel with ponds, doglegs, and a pro shop. Bryant Lake is the scenic runner-up.
Are the Twin Cities' disc golf courses free?
It's a mix — Lakewood Hills and Acorn are free, while the destination courses are pay to play (Blue Ribbon $8, Bryant Lake $10, Kaposia $5).
What's the best beginner course in the Twin Cities?
Lakewood Hills in White Bear Lake — friendly rolling hills with dual tees on most holes. Acorn in Roseville is another approachable option.

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