Frisbee Golf at McPherson's

Flagstaff, Arizona

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18-hole frisbee golf course right off the Arizona Trail five minutes from downtown Flagstaff

McPherson's is a public disk golf course five minutes north of downtown Flagstaff. The course is seasonally open from May - November. There are no tee times, and it is free to play.

A somewhat tightly wooded 18-hole course with multiple pin placements makes this fun for beginners and a challenge for intermediate players. On the front nine you will climb a few very moderate hills, the back nine offers a little more change in elevation. There are beautiful Ponderosa Pines and Oak trees throughout the course and several holes offer spectacular views of the San Francisco Peaks.

If you drive, park on the edge of E. Cedar Ave right where the road meets the Arizona Trail.

Map of the disk golf course HERE

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