John Bray Park Disc Golf Course

147 Kensington Way, Bray Park QLD 4500

Course Notes: One of Australia's oldest courses, established in 1997. A great park course in a neighbourhood setting with a variety of moderate holes, good for beginners and experienced players alike. Mostly flat, with drinking water and restrooms on site and dogs welcome.

Pine Rivers Park Disc Golf Course

125 Gympie Rd, Strathpine QLD 4500

Course Notes: Ranked #2 in Australia on UDisc for 2026. A premium park course with 36 unique holes, from tight wooded lines to wide open distance shots. Choose the beginner-friendly Red Tees or the very challenging Blue Tees. Dogs welcome, with drinking water and restrooms on site.

Summerstone Estate Mini Disc Golf Course

Morayfield, Brisbane North QLD

Course Notes: A 4-basket pitch and putt in the new Summerstone Estate. Great for beginners, kids, or practising your short game. A footpath runs throughout and the whole course is highly accessible. All holes run close to the footpath, so keep an eye out for other park users. Directions on Google Maps can be a bit sketchy while the estate's streets are still being established.

Sylvia Gibbs Park Disc Golf Course

Sylvia Gibbs Park, Everton Hills QLD

Course Notes: A quick 5-basket course with concrete tees, ideal for beginners and short-game practice. Wheelchair accessible, with drinking water and restrooms available and dogs welcome.

Logan West Parklands Disc Golf Course

Park Ridge, Logan QLD

Course Notes: 9 concrete tee pads and 9 baskets in a beautiful parkland with plenty of kangaroos roaming around. Watch out for lantana on many of the holes. Holes 8 and 9 are long par 4s. No drinking water or restrooms on site.

Alexander Clarke Park Disc Golf Course

Dewar Drive, Loganholme QLD 4129

Course Notes: Lightly wooded, shared with other park users, with nine permanent baskets. After prolonged rain, holes 2, 3, 4, 5 and 9 can get very boggy and slippery, so take care. The park is open during daylight hours, 6am to 6pm. Wheelchair accessible, with drinking water and restrooms available.

Cadogan Street Park Disc Golf Course

Cadogan Street, Carindale QLD 4152

Course Notes: A long 18-basket layout with concrete tee pads. The course is subject to flooding and can take a while to recover, so check conditions after heavy rain. Parking is on-street in Cadogan Street and Settlers Street. There are no toilets or water bubblers on the course, with the nearest about 400m west along the bike path. Please keep noise down near the houses by holes 10, 11, 15 and 16.

Freney Street Disc Golf Course

Freney Street, Rocklea QLD 4106

Course Notes: A 12-basket council course with a mix of concrete and grass tees. Be courteous when teeing off next to houses. The creek floods in wet conditions and low spots can get boggy. Drinking water is available but there are no restrooms on site. Dogs welcome.

Jamboree Disc Golf Course

Collingwood Park, Ipswich QLD

Course Notes: A 9-basket public park course in Ipswich with an 18-hole layout (par 59). Hilly in places and rated easy to moderate, so a good one for beginners. Dogs welcome.

Logan Gardens Disc Golf Course

Civic Parade, Logan Central QLD 4114

Course Notes: A challenging 9-basket course with a couple of long par 4s and not many open fairways. The first tee is near the basketball court, south of the waterpark. Drinking water and restrooms available. Dogs welcome, and tees and baskets are playable with appropriate mobility equipment.

Logan Village Disc Golf

Logan Village Golf Course, Logan Village QLD

Course Notes: Pay to play, with an 18-hole layout that follows the golf holes at Logan Village Golf Course. Very long (7,608 ft on the Blue layout) and hilly. Golf cart hire is $35. It's on private land and dogs aren't allowed.

Access Note: This course is on private land at Logan Village Golf Course and is pay to play. UDisc lists opening hours as 7am to 5pm, so check with the venue before you head out.

Valentine Park Disc Golf Course

Valentine Street, Alexandra Hills QLD 4161

Course Notes: A flat 9-basket course, wheelchair accessible, with drinking water and restrooms available. Tee pad 1 is a short walk from the car park in Mackay Court. Footpaths, neighbouring properties and the dog park are out of bounds. Dogs are allowed on leash, except in the dog park between holes 5 and 6.

Burchill Park Disc Golf Course

Nerang QLD

Course Notes: A 12-basket layout with competition-size concrete tee pads and Prodigy T2 baskets, set in a public park. There are steep inclines and some tee pads and baskets sit on slopes, so it's not ideal if you have limited mobility, and the ground can get soft after rain. Gold Coast Disc Golf Club runs a social league round on the 4th Sunday of each month. Drinking water and restrooms are under the motorway bridge in Arthur Earl Park. Dogs welcome, with an off-leash dog park on site.

Jensen Park Disc Golf Course

Pelican Waters, Sunshine Coast QLD

Course Notes: A very short 6-basket course, excellent for beginners, ace runs and working on your short game. Drinking water and restrooms available, and dogs are welcome. Sunshine Coast DGC runs the course, so it makes a great warm-down after a round at Meridan Downs.

Meridan Downs Disc Golf Course

Little Mountain, Sunshine Coast QLD

Course Notes: 9 baskets with concrete tees, played as an 18-hole layout on league days. Some hills, and the ground can be boggy after rain. Sunshine Coast DGC hosts a social league on the second Saturday of the month at 9am. Search 'Sunshine Coast Disc Golf Club' on Facebook for more. Drinking water is available but there are no restrooms.

Cooroora Creek Park

Pomona QLD

Course Notes: 18 holes played on 9 baskets, with great views of the mountain. The course can be boggy after rain. Noosa Disc Golf Club has a league day on the first Saturday of the month (check their Facebook page). Drinking water and restrooms available, and dogs are welcome.

John Breen Park Disc Golf Course

North Mackay QLD

Course Notes: A 9-hole, par 33 council course with a variety of holes for all levels, from open fairways to wooded tunnel shots and some water to keep shot selection honest. Easy parking, toilets and drinking water. Free to play all year, and the local club, Mackay Disc Golf, runs League and Social Come and Try Days twice a month for a small fee (follow them on Facebook). No dogs allowed.

Harris Crossing Disc Golf Course

Bohle Plains, Townsville QLD

Course Notes: A flat, well-kept 18-basket course with great signage. The course entry is opposite the small park. Visit North Queensland Disc Golf on Facebook for league days and competitions. No drinking water or restrooms on site.

Marabou Park Disc Golf Course

Annandale, Townsville QLD

Course Notes: A beginner and family friendly 9-hole course that still offers a challenge for all skill levels. It sits alongside a popular park with a large playground, BBQ facilities, a cricket net and fitness equipment, and is close to local shops. Drinking water is available but there are no restrooms. Dogs welcome.

Jalarra Park Disc Golf Course

Stratford, Cairns QLD

Course Notes: A temporary course with 9 baskets and 18 tees, set up every Sunday morning, with everyone welcome. No restrooms on site, and watch out for green ants.

Access Note: Sundays only, 8am to 1pm. UDisc flags this as open for special events only and says it may not be open outside those times, so check the Cairns Disc Golf Club Facebook page before you travel.