Disc Golfing is for Lovers

Stafford Lake is home to the LONGEST hole in the entire Bay Area. Logging 1,000 feet from tee to basket, you’ll need all the power your arm can pack.
The course itself is quite a monster as well. Long hikes over hilly terrain will get you from hole one to hole 18, but make sure you’re wearing good shoes. Also, bring five bucks to get your car through the gate.

Located in Hellyer Park, this course was recently expanded to 18-holes. So now you’ve got double the holes while still staying in one of the local favorites.
Coyote Creek is known for its windy conditions so lots of local folfers like to practice their wind shots here.

Even though Moraga only clocks in with 9-holes, the course is still a great place to get your feet wet. The course caters to the folfer who loves wide open spaces and hills.
Because the holes are in permanent locations, the only thing that changes here is the weather (which can impact your game quite a bit depending on the time of year). But the park NEVER closes. Rain or shine, day or night, you can get your folf on.

The best part about Skyline (aside from the course) is its vicinity to the rivers of wine in Napa. This course is not beginner friendly as most of the holes are fairly technical (so save the wine tasting for afterward).
You need to drop six bucks to get in and you need to be out by 7 p.m. unless you brought your tent and set up camp.

This park has a few negatives, but nothing that should deter you from making the trek north to Vacaville. Unlike many other parks, there is a fee. Three bucks will get you in the door. The second thing is the lack of maintenance. Be ready to hike some serious hills with little to no lawnmower action in sight.