Scored for wooded terrain
Fort Tuthill Disc Golf Course sits inside Fort Tuthill County Park, a Coconino County park about three miles south of Flagstaff. The Flagstaff Disc Golf Club built the course in 2018, led by club member Stan Johnson and roughly 30 volunteers who put in about 500 hours of labor, and it opened that September with a ceremony attended by the Coconino County Board of Supervisors and club members, per the club and the Arizona Daily Sun.
The 18-hole layout runs as two 9-hole loops through ponderosa pine forest with tight, technical fairways, and the club's own course page notes that nearly every hole has an alternate basket location. It's free to play, with public restrooms near the parking lot and hole 1, and a practice basket near a ramada south of the lot. The course sits within the county fairgrounds complex, near the Pepsi Amphitheater and rodeo arena, and pets must be kept on a leash.
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