I live right by the admiral (#40) in Alabama, that place will test you on every shot in the game! Super fun course

Eagle's Crossing in Missouri is going to be top 10 for sure after their grand opening next month

My buddy aced that hole pictured for Blue Ribbon Pines. The course is pretty flat but so beautiful landscaped. And a perfect mix of long short left right open wooded... I'm surprised you didn't show the signature hole 4 for the picture.

Excited to see Illinois ranked in the top 5. Sadly, I haven't played in a few years. I might have to get back out there and check out some of these places.

Flip City #4, an amazing course. The beauty of the course, the layout, just being there gives you excitement. I shot +9 on my birthday trip up there and loved every minute of it. 24 glorious holes.

Thanks for sharing Minnesota man here.

Playing Lakeview this Saturday. Can't wait. It's an hour north of Pittsburgh. This area is full of great courses. Deer lakes, knob hill, Lakeview, North boundary, and even Schenley Park (right in the city, near pitt campus).

Hot take. The Diavolo is not the best course in NC. Sure feel, look, design, beauty are all top tier, like literally maybe the best in the state but imo it’s not a pro level course, and I just think the pro level layouts are more interesting. It’s just a lot more on the easy side. More for beginners and ams. But you have Hornets nest, Eastway, North Cove, Killborn, Bradford, Rolling Pines, Buckhorn, Nevin, Torma Town, Angry Beaver, Casey R. Logan. And many others I didn’t list. There’s just a lot of other courses out there with more challenging/interesting layouts. The Diavolo is incredible though. NC truly is one of the best states for disc golf. Not to mention Winthrop is 30 minutes from Charlotte, and Socastee is in Wilmington (which is considered by man as NC area lol)

Number 9, Milo McIver state park. I live about an hour from it and I try to get up there as much as I can. The only "negative" that I can say about it is that it doesn't have the "WOW" factor on any particular hole, beauty wise that is. We have a couple of courses in Oregon that really pull down on that jaw when you play them. However, Milo requires you to know how to throw every single disc golf shot imaginable. Short holes, long holes, low ceilings, rollers, big turnovers, putter shots, the list goes on. Truly remarkable, and I invite any and all to come to this beautiful course.

wildcat let’s go wildcat is the #1disc golf course in Iowa 25 minutes away from where I live… I have 5 courses in my county alone the longest one away is 15 min maybe 10 min away 😂 sry we are a little spoiled here in the Midwest

I just wrapped up an RV tour of most of the country... played a few courses in every state we went to. I got so many top 5 courses played but only like 2 of the courses on this #1 list. I was expecting to see more courses I have played.

I live about 10-15 away from Fort Tuthill in flagstaff Az (36). And I completely agree, I’ve played a lot of courses in AZ and the only one that could compete is Watson Lake in Prescott.

Idaho is just flat out wrong. Caliber was literally listed on their top courses of 2021

I’ve learned to play disc golf at Blue Ribbon Pines and it’s a joy

Brother you gotta check out Caliber in Idaho. AWOL is a blast, I play it very often, but you would be doing yourself a severe disservice not looking into Caliber, it's just north of AWOL.

You left out the one state where I’m from and have Montana in there twice… Dry creek is in Wyoming, blue mountain is in Montana, you had them both in Montana..cool video though!

I love wellsprings at cedarock in NC. It's my favorite course!

I played two rounds at Persimmon Ridge in Arkansas today. Brutally humbled

How did Montana get both #50 and #37?

Gotta add Puerto Rico to the list. Playa Lucia is pretty stunning.

For Ohio: CFp is great but echo valley is better now

Montana is 50 & 37, don't know what state you missed though

Ive played alot of great California courses, but for me Waller Dgc will always be my favorite.

Beautiful

Cool

Glad that my 2 favorite courses I play are on here “BC3 an Idlewild.”

That course in Hawaii is shockingly low. Maybe because it’s on the small island and doesn’t get much play but it was by far the best course I’ve ever played. I’ve played de la as well and I don’t think it should be that much lower but oh well

Ceasar Ford in Ohio (32) is 25 min from my house and an amazing course!

You have Montana on there twice. 50 and 37

I live in Montana and the best one in the state is Dry Creek Parkway? It should be Wilderness Club or Blue Mountain. I have never even played at Dry Creek Parkway.

Dayton Ohio do we agree or …….Echo valley 🌅

how is toboggan not listed for michigan it's litearlly a pro tour stop lol

I play flip city 4/5 times a year! Live 30 minutes from it

Would be a much better list with the cities listed & without the music

I haven’t been to flip city in michigan, but toboggan is better in my opinion, toboggan is beautiful and an amazing course, along with there being 2 other beautiful courses at the same park

Some odd audio blips in small sections of the video, otherwise informative. TY

Beaver ranch is 🔥

Dry creek parkway is in Wyoming, not Montana…

Played More of these courses than I thought I did , and the canyons is definitely too high on this list .

How you gonna put BRP on here and not have its signature hole

The UDisc list is broken, it should have sub categories, like best free courses, best private courses, only because private or pay to play course's are going to be #1 cause they have the money to make it great

Roy G. In Austin Texas now has a homeless camp on it. To me,it's the best course in the Atx Satx area. Very upsetting.

100% Echo Valley over CFP in ohio.

come out to pittsburgh and knock a bunch off your list haha

Flying armadillo is fine, but no where near the best course in texas

Delaware iron hill is very debatable

Delaveaga is the best... no doubt

LOL Please explain how Missouri is not Eagles Crossing.

Blue Mountain, MT should be top 25 at least. It's a world class course that suffers from the fact it's in the middle of nowhere and its semiprofessional difficulty. Anyone who disputes that who isn't a top level pro had best make it known what top level pro they are. I've been all across the US, currently in the Seattle metro, and not a single course in the area comes even close. Yea, there are pro level difficulty level courses in the Seattle metro, but they are nothing compared to blue. If I could throw 500 on flat ground, I'd crush them. Blue demands you shape lines and work through forest all while demanding 400ft of accuracy. Blue mountain deserves a top 25 spot at least. I've seen so much of what discgolf across the country has to offer, and its dog balls compared to blue.

really diavolo...lol

Alright I’ll be the first to say it. Flip city is overrated. It’s a great course, but is it really one of the top 5 in the country? Probably not.

Nevada is a bleep that doesn't show the course. That's not the only skipper in this bull. Lol. Good try but failure