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Birdie, bogey, and eagle are key scoring terms in disc golf that show how many throws you played under or over par on a hole. Learn what each term means and how they’re used on the course.

Disc golf originated in the United States, where it first emerged in the 1960s and evolved into its modern form during the 1970s. Explore the history of disc golf and the key figures who shaped the sport.

Disc golf is played by throwing a disc from the tee toward the target basket, aiming to complete each hole in as few throws as possible. Get familiar with the basics, from essential rules to core throwing techniques and how the game flows on the course.

Par in disc golf represents the ideal number of throws for a hole. It determines whether your score is a par, birdie, or bogey.

Disc golf rules are simple to learn. The goal is to complete the course in as few throws as possible—farthest from the basket throws next, and the disc must land in the target.

Disc golf has become one of the most popular outdoor sports in Finland. Discover why the sport is growing rapidly and how many people are playing across the country.