With the weather cooling down, now is a perfect time to enjoy the outdoors while getting some exercise. If you’ve never disc golfed before, it is a fun, exciting variation on both frisbee and golf. The idea of the game is to launch your frisbee (disc) from a set starting point, like a tee, and make it into a standing metal disc receptor, the hole. Just like in golf, there are par shots, plus and minus shots. More difficult holes may have a par 4, while most shots have a par 2. Most courses are 18-holes and offer a great range of scenery and different terrain, making the game exciting and challenging. Coeur d’Alene has three main disc golf courses, and if you venture into Post Falls and Spokane, you can find many more.

Bluegrass Park – Kiwanis Disc Golf Course

I-90 Exit 11, Go North On Ramsey Rd. 2 Miles To A Left On Dalton Ave. For 0.25 Mile. 1st Tee Near Off-street Parking Lot.
Coeur D Alene Idaho, 83814Phone: (208) 769-2252
Work Phone: (208) 769-2252

Laid out in an 11 acre circular passive use park with a picnic shelter and large playground. Rolling hills and lots of trees.

North Idaho College Rec. DGC

I-90-br/northwest Blvd. Exit (exit 11) Towards City Center. Go South On Northwest Blvd. (signs To The College) To The 2nd Stop Light. Veer Right Onto Mullen St. (0.2 Miles) To A Right On W. Garden (0.24 Miles). Enter Campus And Stop At Corner Of Garden A
Coeur D Alene Idaho, 83814
Phone: (208) 769-3354
In Ft. Sherman Park at NIC. Flat and grassy with an abundance of Ponderosas, it meanders around the College rose garden. Challenging target placements. In summer and fall walk across the street and go swimming! Loaner discs at Campus Rec. on the lower level of the SUB.

Jack Crawford Memorial DGC

Call For Directions.
Coeur D Alene Idaho, 83814Phone: (208) 765-8120

Beautiful 5 acre course overlooking a lake.Targets are barrels and tones. Mowed and maintained in good condition. Wild life is abundant. Some steep hazards but mostly pretty open. Private course – call first. Small groups best.