DISC GOLF EXPLAINED

Disc Golf is a sport similar to the game of golf. In Disc Golf, players use discs (or frisbees) to play a course while throwing the disc at different targets. There are usually 9 or 18 holes per course. Players compete by throwing a disc from a tee pad toward a target and repeating throws until they have reached the target with the disc. The number of throws needed to reach the target is tallied and recorded as the player's score. The lowest total number of throws for all holes determines who wins the game.