Disc Golf in Utah is Flipping Awesome – Updated for 2026

Updated for 2026 

Are you constantly trying to find fun activities that appeal to a wide age range? When it comes to family fun, it’s hard to find common ground. For some of the area’s more popular choices, it seems as if we have to mortgage the house to include everyone.

If your wallet is already wheezing at the expense summer vacation will surely bring, now is the time to discover the latest crazy to hit your favorite park. It’s disc golf. It’s easy to try; it’s fun for all ages—and it’s free.

As more parks are adding courses, it’s becoming easier than ever to enjoy a pleasant afternoon at a variety of locations. To make the most of this experience, here are some things to remember.

Quick Tips for Disc Golf in Utah

1. Take a look at a map:
As the popularity of disc golf expands, many online sites offer detailed maps of courses and distance markers. Some sites include score cards, too. 

• Best Overall – UDisc Utah Page (Recommended) –> https://udisc.com/places/us/utah-united-states This is the most up-to-date interactive map for Utah disc golf. It shows 133+ courses, includes ratings, recent reviews, hole-by-hole maps for many courses, and filters (beginner, 18-hole, etc.). It's actively maintained and used by most disc golfers.
• UDisc Main Course Directory (Interactive Map) –> https://udisc.com/courses You can zoom into Utah or search “Utah” for a full interactive view.

2. Bring extra discs:
At the risk of sounding a tad irreverent regarding the rules of the game, my one-dollar Whamo Frisbee worked just fine when a water hazard was certain to claim my Frisbee. Discs are relatively expensive. It’s around 24 dollars for a set of three discs, so while its helpful to own disc golf gear, a few extra bargain discs won’t detract from the game.

3. There are no amenities at disc golf courses: 
That’s right. It’s a park. The services are limited. If you are hoping for a cart or a snack shack, you will be sorely surprised. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and clothing, and bring lots of water.

4. Bring your friends:
This is an occasion where the more involved creates a merrier time. It’s a good idea to honor the foursome format, but the sky is the limit on how many groups can be a part of the fun. Keep in mind, however, the rules of etiquette are in full-swing. Don’t barge into the games of other people, be quiet when players tee off, don’t allow your dog to sniff around other people’s stuff —you get the idea.

• Most courses are free to play.
• Download the UDisc app — it has maps, scores, reviews, and filters for every course in Utah.
• Mountain courses (Brighton, Solitude) are usually summer-only and may involve hiking or chairlift access.
• Southern Utah and Moab courses offer dramatic desert scenery but can be very hot in summer.

If you are running out of ideas on active fun for your family, try disc golf. It’s a great time for all ages, it’s easy to do, and it’s free. When it comes to enjoying a day at the park in a new way, disc golf is flipping awesome.

Disc Golf in Utah – 2026 Guide

Utah has over 130 disc golf courses, making it one of the better states in the Mountain West for the sport. You'll find everything from easy park-style courses to challenging mountain and desert layouts.

Top-Rated Disc Golf Courses in Utah

These are the most convenient if you're near the populated areas:

• Roots Disc Golf Course – Salt Lake City (popular urban 18-hole course)
• Art Dye Disc Golf Park – American Fork
• Dry Creek Trail Park – Lehi
• Riverview Park – Provo
• Fairmont Park – Salt Lake City
• Beacon Hill Park – Draper / Highland area (great valley views)
• Creekside Park – Salt Lake City area
• River Bottoms – Draper (has both 9-hole beginner and 18-hole options)

Mountain / Resort Courses (Scenic & Unique)

• Brighton Resort – Brighton (9-hole + 18-hole courses with forested paths and mountain views)
• Solitude Mountain Resort – Solitude (one of Utah’s highest courses at ~9,000 ft, lift-served in summer)

Southern Utah Highlights

• Kodachrome Basin State Park – New 18-hole course with incredible red rock views
• Three Peaks Recreation Area – Near Cedar City (includes Ironside course)
• Thunderbird Gardens – Cedar City

New & Recently Opened Courses (2025-2026)

• West Jordan – The Arena (Sycamore Disc Golf Course) Brand new championship-level course that opened in August 2025. Features challenging long holes plus beginner-friendly options at the base of the Oquirrh Mountains.
• Lehi – Dry Creek Trail Park Recently renovated with new concrete tee pads on nearly every hole (feels refreshed in 2026).
• Herriman – Juniper Canyon Disc Golf Course Currently under development / planned for 2026 opening. Highly anticipated project.

Do you have a favorite course? Leave a comment! Thanks!