Which disc golf courses are the busiest in the Baltics? We looked at Disc Golf Metrix data and ranked the 10 most played courses in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania over the past 12 months.
Choose a country, explore the map and find your next course to play.
Top 10 courses in each country
Select a course to see its location on the map. You can sort the rankings by rounds played or unique players.
Latvia: a close race at the top
Latvia's top three are closely matched. Tukumsi disku golfa parks, Baloži PROPARK and the Priekuļi course all recorded between 9 000 and 11 000 rounds. Riga has two UFOGOLF parks in the top 10: Mežaparks and Zaķusala.
Lithuania: Vilnius leads the way
Lithuania's clear leader is the Pūčkoriai course in Vilnius with 4 277 rounds. Next come Domeikava near Kaunas and Vingis Park in Vilnius. Courses in Panevėžys, Kazlų Rūda and Molėtai also made the top 10.
Estonia: Järve is in a league of its own
Tallinn's Epicbet Järve disc golf park is the most played course in the Baltics. With 29 667 rounds, it recorded more than twice as many as second-placed Männiku Wakepark. A total of 114 910 rounds were played on Estonia's top 10 courses. The list includes courses in Harju County, Tartu County and Pärnu County.
Before you head out
Popular courses can get busy on weekends. For a quieter round, try a weekday evening or morning. On wooded courses, bright or colourful discs are easier to find. When playing after dark, bring glow discs.
How was the ranking compiled? Data comes from Disc Golf Metrix course statistics (Course Usage) as of 12.11.2026 and covers the past 12 months. Rounds show the number of rounds recorded in Metrix, while players refers to the number of unique players. Course locations on the map are approximate. Photos: Günther Küttis / @hetkeline.ee, European Disc Golf Festival 2026.
