Best Richmond Disc Golf Courses

Set on a working lumber business with elevation changes, wooded terrain, and quirky character details—including abandoned railroad tracks, a creek, and educational signs about local wildlife—this intimate private course welcomes day players on weekdays for a small fee ($5–$10). Holes are compact but inventive, with a mix of open and densely treed shots that keep families engaged without feeling overwhelming.

Weekdays only (weekends reserved for members)

This 18-hole course winds through a city park with a welcoming mix of open fairways and tree-lined shots, all par 3s that let players practice different throwing techniques. The laid-back community here is legendary—Wednesday and Friday league nights ($8–$10) bring friendly locals who are happy to help newcomers navigate, and you'll spot a farm with goats partway through for a fun mid-round break.

The 18-hole course at Bryan Park offers a well-balanced mix of open fairways and shaded wooded sections—perfect for families wanting to try disc golf without feeling overwhelmed by dense forest or relentless sun. Beginners will find some shorter, birdiable holes to build confidence, while the variety of terrain and water features keep the experience interesting for all skill levels.