What to Do When You Find a Lost Disc and Other Etiquette on the Disc Golf Course

When you are new to a hobby, there are certain actions that veteran players do unconsciously as a part of respect. In bowling, this means you wait to throw until after the person in either lane next to you throws. In softball, you avoid a freshly chalked line, and when approaching a stop sign at

2015 PDGA Rookie of the Year Sara Sinclair and PDGA 2019 Amateur Disc Golf World Champion Laura Nagtegaal Discuss #respectHERgame

Women in sports experience plenty of objectification and sexism, and disc golf is no exception. Just as Basketball Queensland has their #WomenWillWin campaign and the Time’s Up movement teamed up with the U.S. Women’s National Soccer team, the #respectHERgame movement sprouted from unequal treatment of women in the sport. Personally, I’ve never felt intimidated or

What the Heck Do Those Flight Numbers on my Discs Mean: Speed, Glide, Turn, Fade, Weight

When you walk into a disc golf store, the selection can be overwhelming. Don’t make the mistake I did and chose the coolest looking disc because, odds are, it isn’t the right disc for you. The numbers on the discs are there for a reason, and, would you believe it, they actually mean something. Understanding