Disc Golf Guide
Disc golf is easy to start, but it can feel confusing at first. There are different discs, weird terms, and a lot of advice flying around, often all at once. This guide is here to make things simple.
Whether you are brand new, getting back into the game after some time away, or just trying to understand how discs actually fly, this Disc Golf Guide walks you through the basics in a clear, and concise way. No jargon. No overcomplication. Just the stuff you actually need to know to get started and enjoy the game.
Start Here
If you are new to disc golf or just want a better understanding of how everything works, these guides are the best place to begin. They cover the fundamentals step by step and are written for real beginners, not experts.
What Is Disc Golf?
A straightforward explanation of what disc golf is, how the game works, and why so many people fall in love with it after their first few rounds.
How to Play Disc Golf
Learn how a normal round flows, how scoring works, and what actually happens from the first tee to the last putt.
Disc Golf Flight Numbers
Those four numbers on every disc can be confusing at first. This guide breaks them down so you know what they mean and why they matter.
Why Learn Disc Golf With The Armory?
Disc golf should be fun, not overwhelming. A lot of beginner frustration comes from information overload or advice that does not actually match how new players throw.
At Armory Disc Golf, we are hands-on with the game. We run events, spend time on the course, and help players every day find discs that make learning easier, not harder. This guide is built from that real-world experience, with the goal of helping you enjoy the game faster and with fewer headaches.
Ready to Throw?
If you are ready to get out on the course, these beginner-friendly discs are easy to throw, forgiving, and great for learning the game without fighting your equipment.
Disc Golf FAQ
Common questions from new players just getting started with disc golf.
Do I need special discs to play disc golf?
Not to start. Many players begin with just one or two discs and still have a great time. Beginner-friendly discs are easier to throw and help you learn faster, but you do not need a full bag or expensive equipment.
Is disc golf hard for beginners?
Disc golf is easy to start and hard to master. Most beginners can enjoy their first round without knowing every rule. The game becomes more fun as you learn how discs fly and how a round flows.
How long does a round of disc golf take?
A typical round of disc golf takes between one and two hours, depending on the number of holes, group size, and pace of play. Casual rounds with friends are often faster.
Are disc golf courses free to play?
Many disc golf courses are free and located in public parks. Some courses charge a small fee or are part of a private facility, but free options are very common.