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What are the Different Types of Disc Golf Discs?

When you're out on the course, you're going to be involved in a ton of different situations including your drives, approaches, and putts. There will be a lot of different ways to play the game, so...

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What’s the Difference Between a Hyzer and an Anhyzer?

The hyzer and the anhyzer disc golf throw: something very mysterious to the beginning disc golfer yet an invaluable tool for the advanced player. If you can learn and understand these two...

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What Do the Numbers on a Disc Golf Disc Mean? – 2026 Update!

We've all seen those pesky numbers on a disc golf disc. Those four single digit numbers that seem to represent something that makes people better at disc golf. They're something of a mystery and can...

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What’s the Best Way to Keep Score in Disc Golf?

In disc golf, just like every other game out there, you have to keep score to determine who the winner is. Keeping score helps you know who came out on top, so how do you keep score and what is the...

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What if My Disc Golf Disc Lands in the Water?

So you found the water, eh? Don't worry, because disc golfers everywhere know the feeling. You think you've thrown what could have been an ace of only the basket was parked where it had been on the...

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How Many Discs Do You Need to Play Disc Golf?

There's a common argument in disc golf that I hear all the time. It's an argument that will span the test of time on which there won't ever be an agreement. Your view may be different than mine. And...

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