Choose your shot
Pick a disc and one of the suggested shots for your lie. Check the basket direction and wind before you commit.
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WORLDS BEST ONLINE DISC GOLF GAME
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Your first round
How to Play
Reach the basket in as few throws as you can. Pick a disc and a shot, shape your release, then time your throw. Your next shot starts where the disc comes to rest.
01 / The release
Throw a disc
Set the flight line
Move the vertical rail for a low or high trajectory. Hold the disc and move sideways to set hyzer or anhyzer.
Pull and aim
Pull downward to lock the disc angle and build strength. Once locked, move sideways to aim your throw.
Time the release
Release when the accuracy marker is near the center. More strength makes the marker move faster; a tiny pull cancels the throw.
The strength readout is your effort in metres, not a guaranteed flight distance. Disc choice, release and wind all affect the result.
02 / Shape the shot
Read the flight
Speed & glide
Speed tells you how much power a disc needs. Glide helps it stay aloft. A fast driver thrown softly may fly worse than a slower disc.
Turn & fade
Turn describes early drift at speed. Fade describes the finish as the disc slows. Try different discs to learn their flight shapes.
Disc angle
Negative disc angle is hyzer; positive is anhyzer. Adjust angle before pulling down to change the shape of your shot.
Wind & compass
The top of the wind dial points toward the basket. Its arrow shows where wind pushes the disc relative to your throw. Aim against crosswind drift.
03 / Finish the hole
Scoring & game modes
Count every throw
Get the disc into the basket in as few throws as possible. Your score is measured against par; lower is better.
Finish the course
Play every hole to complete a round. Use a putter for short approaches and putts, and watch where each disc lands.
Climb the leaderboard
Completed ranked online rounds can set course records. Casual, solo, local and stand-in games do not count toward the ranked leaderboard.