Coconino County Park Flagstaff, Arizona
Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course
Page Last Updated: November 3, 2026
- Number of Holes: 27
- Tee Type: Concrete
- Course Type: Permanent / Seasonal
- Difficulty: Hard
- Par: 54 (Standard 18 Holes)
- Total Length: 5,095 – 6,570 ft
- Target Type: Mach V, DISCatcher Pro, and Prodigy T1
- Terrain: Ponderosa Pine Forest / Rocky & Hilly
- Cost: Free to play
Set in the Fort Tuthill area south of town, this forest course asks players to shape shots through pines across varied terrain. Nearby parking and county-park facilities help with longer outings; confirm current course access before traveling, especially during events. Shorter throwers can practice placement while experienced players work on accuracy.
Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course was developed in 2018 by Stan Johnson and the Flagstaff Disc Golf Club and is located on the southwest side of Flagstaff near the Pulliam Airport. This course is part of the larger Coconino County Fairgrounds area that includes the Pepsi Amphitheater, Rodeo Arena, Flagstaff Xtreme park tree course and more.
The course consists of two 9 hole loops with some slight elevation changes and tight fairways. Nearly every hole has an alternate basket location, so be sure to check the maps.
There is a practice basket on site just south of the parking lot, near the ramada.
There are also public bathrooms on site near the parking lot and hole 1.
ForT Tuthill Disc Golf Course FAQs
Where is the Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course located?
It is located inside Fort Tuthill County Park, about three miles south of Flagstaff, Arizona.
Is it free to play?
Yes, the course is completely free to play.
How many holes does the course have?
The course features 18 holes, organized into two 9-hole loops. Almost every hole has multiple (2-3) basket locations, which provides excellent variety.
What is the course par and length?
The course par is typically set around 59 to 60, depending on the layout being played. Total course length ranges from about 5,200 feet in shorter positions up to 6,700 feet in the longest configurations.
What is the terrain like?
Set in a ponderosa pine forest, the course features a mix of flat ground and slight elevation changes with tight, wooded fairways. While UDisc notes it has some cart-friendly paths, the uneven forest ground means it is not recommended for individuals with limited mobility.
What is the difficulty and rating?
The course offers a "Moderate" difficulty level. It is highly regarded by players, boasting an excellent 4.6 out of 5-star rating on UDisc, making it one of the highest-rated and most popular courses in Arizona.
Are there any specific rules to follow?
Yes, course management strictly enforces two main rules: there is absolutely no smoking on the premises, and all pets must be leashed at all times.
What amenities are available?
The course includes concrete, dirt, and rubber mat tees with DISCatcher Pro targets. There is a practice basket near the parking lot and ramada, as well as public restrooms located near hole 1.
