ALBANY, N.Y. (NEWS10) — Disc golf has been growing in popularity over the past several years. Scored the same as regular golf, players throw a disc into a basket or target.

If you’re thinking about trying disc golf or looking for new courses near you, here’s where you can find disc golf courses around the Capital Region.

• Central Park in Schenectady, 18 hole course.
• Blatnick Park in Niskayuna, 18 hole course.
• Union College in Schenectady, 9 hole course.
• Prospect Park in Troy, 18 hole course.
• Colonial Acres Park in Glenmont, 9 hole course.
• Stephen P. Wallace Park in Voorheesville, 18 hole course.
• Thacher State Park in Voorheesville, 18 hole course.
• Shafer Park in Delanson, 9 hole course.
• Burbine Forest in Esperance, 19 hole course.
• Joralemon Park in Coeymans, 38 hole course.
• Stonykill Disc Golf Course in Chatham, 20 hole course.
• Mine Kill State Park in North Blenheim, 18 hole course.
• Shenantaha Creek in Malta, 18 hole course.
• Saratoga Spa State Park in Saratoga Springs, 18 hole course (9 baskets, two tee pads for each).
• Skidmore College in Saratoga Springs, 9 hole course.
• Hyzer Creek in Middle Grove, 18 hole course.
• Christ the King Center in Greenwich, 18 hole course.
• Harry J. Betar Jr. Recreational Park in Moreau, 9 hole course.
• Crandall Park in Glens Falls, 18 hole course.
• 1000 Acres Ranch in Stony Creek, 18 hole course.
• Silver Bay YMCA in Hague, 18 hole course.
• Castleton University in Castleton, Vermont, 18 hole course.
• Lake St. Catherine State Park in Poultney, Vermont, 18 hole course.
• Hunter Park in Manchester, Vermont, 18 hole course.
• Bromley Woods and Meadows in Peru, Vermont, 18 hole course.
• Willow Park in Bennington, Vermont, 18 hole course.
• Windsor Lake Disc Golf Course in North Adams, Massachusetts, 18 hole course.
• Kirvin Park in Pittsfield, Massachusetts, 9 hole course.