How to Build an Indoor Disc Golf Training Center with TechDisc!

Build your own disc golf simulator for around €550

The outdoor season may be moving indoors, but your throwing practice does not have to stop. You can build your own disc golf simulator with just two products: TechDisc measures every throw and the Visionary practice net safely catches the disc. A garage, basement or spare room is enough, and the total cost stays under €600.

This guide explains what you need, how much it costs and how to get your simulator ready for practice.

How much does a disc golf simulator cost?

You will also need a smartphone or computer. TechDisc software is available in different versions, and you can compare their features and pricing on the TechDisc website.

What do you need for a disc golf simulator?

1. TechDisc: a smart disc that measures launch speed, spin rate, nose angle and launch angle. You can see the throw data and simulated flight path immediately after each throw.
2. Visionary practice net: safely catches the discs so you can practise full power throws indoors.
3. Smartphone or computer: TechDisc connects to your device via Bluetooth.
4. Suitable space: you only need enough room for the net and a safe throwing area with space for your run up.

Step 1: Set up your TechDisc

Get a TechDisc from our online store and connect it to your phone or computer via Bluetooth. You can change the disc flight numbers in the software, so one TechDisc is enough to get started.

With TechDisc you can measure and analyse:

• launch speed
• spin rate
• nose angle and launch angle
• simulated flight path
• how your throws develop between practice sessions

View TechDisc and choose your disc

Step 2: Set up the Visionary practice net

The Visionary Disc Golf Net is designed specifically for disc golf practice and can handle repeated drives, approaches and putts. Choose the size that works best for your space:

• 7 × 7 ft, approximately 2.1 × 2.1 m, €159.90: a compact option for smaller spaces.
• 10 × 10 ft, approximately 3.0 × 3.0 m, €199.90: a larger target area with more room for error when practising full power drives.

View the Visionary practice net

Step 3: Throw and analyse

Throw into the net and check the results on your phone or computer. By comparing your throws, you can quickly see where your technique is losing efficiency and how small adjustments change the simulated flight path.

Step 4: Take your simulator to the next level

Add a projector and projection screen next to the net to see the simulated flight path directly in front of you. You can also upgrade the space with artificial turf, a throwing mat and cameras that let you analyse your technique from different angles.

Why practise with a disc golf simulator?

• Practice throughout the year: weather and darkness no longer limit your training.
• Measurable feedback: see how speed, spin and release angles affect the flight path.
• Lots of repetitions in a small space: your disc is immediately ready for the next throw.
• Better prepared for the outdoor season: the repetitions you build during winter carry over when the season begins.

Frequently asked questions

Is one TechDisc enough?

Yes. You can change the flight numbers in the software, allowing you to simulate different molds with the same disc. TechDisc is available in several disc models, so you can choose the one that feels best in your hand.

Which net size should I choose?

If you have enough space, the 10 × 10 ft net gives you more margin for error when practising drives. The 7 × 7 ft version works well in smaller spaces and for approach and putting practice. Both sizes are available on the product page.

How much does the complete simulator cost?

A TechDisc and 7 × 7 ft net cost €528.90 in total. A TechDisc and 10 × 10 ft net cost €568.90.

Watch the video on building the simulator

Build your own simulator

Two products, one wall and a whole winter of repetitions.

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Buy the Visionary practice net