Rainy, woodsy, and obsessed with discs — Portland's courses thread through 200-foot Douglas firs and state-park forests. We're publishing the metro's best first.
Portland is a disc golf city the way it's a coffee city: seriously, and from the ground up. Pier Park is the beloved free classic — 18 par 3s winding through towering firs in St. Johns — while Milo McIver in Estacada is the tournament cathedral that hosts the Beaver State Fling. Both are among the most-played and best-loved courses in the Pacific Northwest.
The pay-to-play gems are worth the drive: Blue Lake's marathon 10,000-foot layout and Horning's Hideout, the private three-course property with camping. Rain is part of the deal — grippy shoes are standard equipment.
New here? Pier Park is the essential first round; Milo McIver is the pilgrimage.
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Hand-picked shortlists from our Portland editors, for whatever today's round calls for.
Portland's spread out — find the chains closest to your side of town.