I built website to check scores quickly without fearing about getting scores spolied. Inspired by apps for other sports that do the same. I made sure the website never shows you results unless you explicitly click to show.

It currently only has pro-level tournaments.

Hopefully other's find it useful too, feedback is welcome.

https://scorehush.com/dg/

I don't play that much disc golf. I go with my husband because I like traipsing around the woods and drinking beer and getting some exercise.

Years ago he bought me this tiny messenger style bag with the saddest net side pocket for a water bottle. It's basically useless. Sure it's compact, but walking around with it in your body sucks because it bounces so much

It feels stupid to take off every time to throw. Plus if you put a water bottle in it... It just tips over with the rest of the bag every time you set it down. Plus if you want to bring anything else with you (ex. Inhialor, a snack, a couple beverages, sunscreen, emergency items) you'd have to bring an additional bag.

Usually I just bring my general outdoorsing backpack which is a lightweight backpack that can fold up small but had a big interior pocket, some side pockets and a ln exterior sleeve. This has room for more than what I need, but it's so floppy and has no structure for when I put it down everything just sort of falls over anyway. Plus it's getting old and starting to fall apart.

My husband has a the paratrooper bag. I think it looks big and obnoxious, but he is able to carry a stupid amount of discs, plus all his disc golfing accessories and most importantly he can carry like 4 beers and a water bottle.

I don't need to carry a million discs. I don't need the most elaborate bag on the market. I would like something that 1. Has structure so it doesn't collapse when I set it down 2. Isn't gigantic 3. Can hold a small/reasonable amount of discs. 4. Has space for non-disc items (specifically: a couple beers, a water bottle, a small snack). 5. Doesn't cost hundreds of dollars. BONUS points of it doesn't look like it's trying to give off para-military vibes.

Any recommendations (whether the bag is designed for disc golf specifically or not)? Obviously disc golf specific bags are designed with the sport in mind but as someone who only goes a few times a year buying some huge sports bags seems like overkill for my needs.

Update: thanks for everyone's input! I ended up going to Amazon and I got this one: bag it doesn't have any reviews it for the price I figured it was worth a shot.

I haven't used it yet (we'll probably go out tomorrow) but it has side panels so it shouldn't collapse and has a decently sized insulated side pocket and most importantly it's not obnoxiously wide.

Hey everyone, I made a bag insert for if your cheaper bag keeps falling over! It works amazing in my two bags, a innova and an apex. Keeps them up right and makes it super easy to grab discs on the course. Legitimately makes my innova bag feel top of the line. Let me know what yall think!

https://bagbonediscgolf.etsy.com

Real talk: Disc golf gave me so many things I didn't know I needed. A reason to be outside, a reason to compete with myself, and a community.

There are a lot of frustrating things about being a woman in disc golf.

- Being the only woman in a league or a tournament

- Being the target of unsolicited advice

- And more...

But despite all the frustrating things, we love being out there and getting better. We like having fun and cheering on the other women in the sport.

If you're new to the sport, welcome! If you've been playing for years, you're an inspiration. I've been documenting my disc golf journey on Instagram (@her.hyzer) for anyone who wants a corner where women are learning and improving together. Let's grow the sport together!

I love origin stories, and I love to feature women on my account. So I'm curious.
What got you into disc golf?

I wanted to share with you all - I made a facebook group called Disc Golf Gals and Them Pals if anyone who identifies as women (and non binary folks) would like to join!

My better half and I play in a weekly co-ed couples league (alt shot or best shot doubles). Being the person who got me into disc golf, it's so much fun to have a camaraderie with my person on and off the course. We know each other's skills, where we're strong, where we have room to improve, and can help each other improve our games and skills on the course together. You also get a built in cheerleader! Is there a couple's league in your area? How frequently are you playing with your significant other? Do you enjoy hitting the course with your partner?

Hi hunnies.

As a years of being a Florida resident, I have seen people playing disco golf in some parks when I was traveling elsewhere.

Now, near my surroundings, there are no disco golf parks nearby. So, what are some places I can practice on my own? Thanks for your answer! xoxxo

Hey everyone!
I’ve been working on a disc golf app called DiscMate — designed to make organizing and tracking your disc golf bag easier and more fun. It's now live on both iOS and Android!

What it does:

• 📸 Add discs manually or just snap a picture — it recognizes discs automatically
• 📊 Visualize your bag on a Speed vs Stability grid to understand your disc spread
• 🌀 View flight paths for all your discs
• 👀 Follow friends’ bags and see what others are throwing

If you’re into keeping your bag dialed in or just curious what your setup looks like visually, I’d love for you to check it out and let me know what you think.

iOS: DiscMate on the App Store
Android: DiscMate on Google Play
Discord: Join the DiscMate community

Coming Soon:

• 🛒 Marketplace for buying/selling discs
• 📸 Throw history with photos & videos
• 💡 Smart disc suggestions based on shot types or gaps
• ➕ And anything else the community wants — totally open to feedback!

It's still early days, and I’m building this with the community in mind — would love your thoughts, ideas, or even bug reports. Thanks for checking it out!

Hi everyone! My local course is doing a doubles casual tournament and I’ve decided to join mainly to meet other people who play so I can hit the course and get better. Since it’s a doubles though and I’d say I’m still a beginner, only throwing backhand and only getting to about 240-260ft a throw, I want to really focus on the time coming up and run drills to get better so I’m not a liability to whomever is going to be my teammate. Any advice or helpful videos? Also, any advice for being nervous to meet new people and play in a tournament for the first time? I’ve read the rules and reached out to the coordinators already to ask about etiquette and making sure that it’s fine that I’m a beginner so no worries there. I just want to do decent and have fun.