Disco.Golf

Record Book

Every course holds two titles. The Current Record goes to the lowest combined number, and anyone can take it. The Founding Record goes to the first Disco Golf round ever played there, and it is permanent however slow it was. It cannot be beaten, only claimed before you arrive.

Disc golf basket on lush green grass under an old tree Disc golf basket deep in tall pines Desert disc golf basket under a lone tree at dusk Disc golf basket beneath a huge gnarled oak Sunset behind a tree with a distant disc golf basket

Which course will you claim?

Almost every one of them has an unclaimed founding record

Highlights

The Book

Every disc golf course on earth holds a Disco Golf founding record, and almost none of them have been claimed. Is yours still open?

The Singles Chart

Rounds played on a single disc. In the disco era, a hit song was pressed on a 45 rpm vinyl record — a "single." One record, one track, all killer. Same energy here: one disc, one round, and the bag is optional.

Getting a round into the book

The app files it for you. Finish a round, tap once, and the whole thing goes in: course and layout, throws, time, the combined number, the discs you carried and how, the date, and the GPS track it recorded while you played. Nothing to type at the end of a round.

How the book works, what a claim carries, and the form for rounds timed some other way all live on the claim page.

Claim your course

Somewhere near you is a course no one has ever played as Disco Golf. Its founding record is unclaimed — first is first, forever, however the round goes. Play it, run the clock, and send it in.

Claim your course with the app

The app runs the clock, works out your number, and files the claim the moment you finish. Timed it another way? Fill the form in by hand instead, which takes about two minutes and a public link to the round.