To play disc golf you mainly need discs and a disc golf course. At Ale you will find courses that suit the beginner as well as the more experienced. The discs are available in different variants that are adapted for different types of throws. The most common types are for drive throws, intermediate throws and putting. The disc golf course consists of a series of target baskets that are placed at different distances and terrain.

Briefly about disc golf equipment?

1. Discar varies in weight, shape and material depending on the purpose of the throw.
2. A typical disc golf course has 18 holes, but there are also courses with more or less holes.
3. It is important to follow the rules to maintain fair play during the game. More information on rules can be found on our rules page.

1. The aim is to have as few throws as possible, as fewer throws give a better result.
2. If two or more players have the same total number of throws after all holes, a playoff may be required to determine the winner.
3. Having a strategy for when to use different types of discs can affect the number of throws required to reach the target.

1. The throwing order follows a set sequence, usually based on the number of throws each player made on the previous hole.
2. If the disc gets stuck in a tree or an obstacle, the seeker gets a free shot and continues play from that position.
3. Respect for other players and the course is important, as well as following the specific rules of the course in question.

• Drive disks are designed for longer throws from the ejection point.
• Intermediate or fairway discs are used for controlled throws at medium distances.
• Putting disks are designed for precision throws close to the target basket.

1. Discs have different degrees of stability that affect their flight path. A more stable disc tends to maintain a straighter trajectory, while a less stable disc may end up in a curve.
2. Beginners are advised to start with a lighter and more stable disc to increase the chances of getting a desired flight path.
3. Practicing with different types of discs and understanding their flight characteristics can help players improve their throwing over time.