Disc golf

The disc golf is a play based on the rules of the Golf (called " ball golf" or " stick golf" by the disc golfers). One plays there using discs similar to Frisbee S traditional, but generally smaller and heavier. Its discs are launched in direction of a target, which is used as " trou". These targets can be simple objects, like trees or posts, or metal baskets with chains especially planned for this kind of sport.

Rules of the game

The rules of the disc golf are rather close to those of the ball golf. The first throw is done on the tee. Each following throw is done just behind the point where the disc was posed. As with the traditional golf, each course is qualified by a number of standard blows called by . For example, a usual strategy for a by 3 is to make a drive (to launch long), then an average throw to reach the green, and finally a putt (shooting runs towards the basket). The course is finished once the disc reached its target.

Ground and material

A complete course generally includes/understands 18 holes, but there exists about it of 9, and even sometimes of 27 holes.

There exists much of different discs, divided into three basic categories: the putters , the discs of approach , and the drivers . There exist also various types of drivers , according to the distance to be traversed, of the wind and the difficulty of the “hole”.

External bonds

International Discgolf Federation
Discgolf in France
Discgolf in Belgium
Discgolf in Germany
Discgolf in England
Discgolf in Switzerland
the Disc Golf in Holland
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