The 5 Best Disc Golf Courses In Each Of Canada's Provinces & Territories: 2025

Here you can find the top disc golf courses in every province and territory in Canada based on ratings in UDisc's disc golf course directory, the best way to find disc golf courses anywhere in the world thanks to disc golfers with the UDisc disc golf app.

Note that we occasionally use the word "divisions" in place of "provinces and territories" in this post.

There's more to this post than just the top fives. Click or tap below to jump to other interesting stats and information:

• The divisions with the strongest top five disc golf courses
• Average age of divisions' top courses
• Brief overview of how the rankings worked
• Good things to know before reading the rankings

If you love learning about the greatest places for disc golf on the planet, we recommend giving "World's Best Disc Golf Courses 2024: #1-#100" a read, too.

Which Provinces & Territories Have the Strongest Top 5 Disc Golf Courses?

The same five provinces had the strongest top five courses in 2024, but there have been some changes.

Alberta was behind both Ontario and B.C. last year, but a relativley slight increase in world rank average for Alberta and slight decreases for Ontario and B.C. allowed Alberta to leapfrog to #1 in 2025. While Albertans get some bragging rights, the differences are truly very slight as the 15 courses that make up the top fives for the three provinces all rank among the top 2% of courses in the world.

Quebec and P.E.I. kept the same ranks as last year though both saw fairly significant gains in the average world ranks of their top fives. 

How Old Are the Top Disc Golf Courses in Canada's Provinces & Territories?

For the most part, the top courses in Canada's provinces and territories opened in the last decade, which has been a booming one for disc golf growth in general. 

Here are some other interesting tidbits about the ages of top courses across the Great White North:

• Only two courses in any of the top fives first opened before 2000 – and both opened before 1990: Golf Island in British Columbia (1980) and Canmore Nordic Centre in Alberta (1989).
• The average age of all #1 courses is about nine years. That average is just 0.3 years different if you take out Nunavut and the Northwest Territories' #1s (which you might do since both places only had one course eligible for our rankings).
• The youngest #1 course in any province is Le Phoenix in Quebec, which opened up in 2023.

Ranking the Five Best Disc Golf Courses in Every Canadian Province & Territory

If you're curious about some of the details behind the rankings, here are the basics:

• How did you find all the courses?
  As we mentioned earlier, thanks to disc golfers across the world, UDisc Courses is the most comprehensive and frequently updated disc golf course directory in existence. A course had to be in the UDisc directory to make it into this post.
• Were any kinds of courses ineligible?
  Courses that weren't available for play at least 120 days of the year were not included. We also didn't include any courses specifically meant for putting practice.
• How did you create the rankings?
  The rankings are based on a methodology that applies more weight to recent ratings and helps identify which courses with excellent but relatively few ratings are true destinations rather than just local faves. Notably, due to this methodology, some courses that have higher average ratings in the UDisc Courses directory may be ranked below courses with lower average ratings.
  
  All courses were subject to the same metrics, and no course was moved up or down the rankings based on the preferences of UDisc staff.
• Why are some courses that have lower average ratings on UDisc Courses ranked above courses with higher average ratings?
  The answers to "How did you create the rankings?" explain how this could happen.

What to Know Before Reading the Rankings

• You'll find the results listed alphabetically by state name (i.e., we start at Alberta's top five disc golf courses and end with Yukon's). You can also just jump to a specific province or territory's top five from the province and territory list.
• Mobile and tablet users can swipe left/right on any table to see all columns.
• Each course's name is linked to its UDisc Courses page. There you can see photos, reviews, layout difficulty ratings, availability, and more of any course in the table.
• The ▲ and ▼ refer to how a course's rank within its province/territoy's top five relates to its position last year. "Same" means a course's position didn't alter and "new" means a course wasn't in the top five in 2024.
• The rankings in this list may differ from what appears on divisions' Disc Golf Places pages. We used slightly different calculations to create these tables than what you'll find on Disc Golf Places. Additionally, rankings on Disc Golf Places will change throughout the year as disc golfers experience and rate courses.

Alberta's Best Disc Golf Courses (AB)

Though things have certainly changed in the last six years, you can still learn plenty about disc golf's past and present in this province in our 2019 post "How Is Alberta Becoming Canada's New Disc Golf Hot Spot?".

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Alberta on UDisc Places.

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British Columbia's Best Disc Golf Courses (BC)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to British Columbia on UDisc Places.

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Manitoba's Best Disc Golf Courses (MB)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Manitoba on UDisc Places.

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New Brunswick's Best Disc Golf Courses (NB)

New Brunswick's #3 course recently got a big facelift that helped it move up these rankings. Learn how it happened – and get some tips for bettering your own local course – in "When Disc Golf Courses Get Needed Upgrades, Everyone Benefits."

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to New Brunswick on UDisc Places.

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Newfoundland & Labrador's Best Disc Golf Courses (NL)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to New Foundland and Labrador on UDisc Places.

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Northwest Territories' Best Disc Golf Courses (NT)

Looking for more about disc golf opportunities (e.g., events) in this territory? Check our disc golf guide to the Northwest Territories on UDisc Places.

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Nova Scotia's Best Disc Golf Courses (NS)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Nova Scotia on UDisc Places.

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Nunavut's Best Disc Golf Courses (NU)

Looking for more about disc golf opportunities (e.g., events) in this territory? Check our disc golf guide to Nunavut on UDisc Places.

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Ontario's Best Disc Golf Courses (ON)

Ontario's #2 course, Newcastle, is one of the best places to play disc golf at a traditional golf course in the world. Learn more about it and other destinations for ball and disc golf in "The 11 Best Disc Golf Courses At Active Golf Courses."

Though they don't appear in these rankings, there have been some exciting courses opened in conservation areas in Ontario that likely have a shot at breaking into future top fives. Learn more about the efforts behind those courses in "Disc Golf + Toronto & Region Conservation Authority: A Slow Burn Love Story."

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Ontario on UDisc Places.

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Prince Edward Island's Best Disc Golf Courses (PE)

Though hurricane damage altered the course from its original layout, the best disc golf course on Prince Edward Island, Hillcrest Farm, has earned a reputation as a world class facility. It spent 2020-2022 among the top 10 of our annually-updated World's Best Disc Golf Courses rankings. On privately-owned land, the course's owners hired legendary designer John Houck to create one of his masterpieces on their property. Read Hillcrest's interesting backstory in "Hillcrest Farm: World's Best Disc Golf Courses Highlights."

You can also learn more about PEI's fifth-best disc golf course, Rose Valley, in our rankings of the world's top 25 brewery disc golf courses.

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Prince Edward Island on UDisc Places.

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Quebec's Best Disc Golf Courses (QC)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Quebec on UDisc Places.

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Saskatchewan's Best Disc Golf Courses (SK)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this province? Check our disc golf guide to Saskatchewan on UDisc Places.

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Yukon's Best Disc Golf Courses (YT)

Looking for more disc golf courses, leagues, and travel destinations in this territory? Check our disc golf guide to Yukon on UDisc Places.

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