What Is the Putting Circle Rule in Disc Golf?
The putting circle rule in disc golf prevents players from stepping past their lie within 10 meters of the basket. Learn how the rule works and why it matters for putting and scoring.
The putting circle rule in disc golf prevents players from stepping past their lie within 10 meters of the basket. Learn how the rule works and why it matters for putting and scoring.
Disc golf is a sport where the goal is to throw a disc into a target basket in as few throws as possible. It’s easy to get started, affordable to play, and courses can be found all across Finland.
OB (out of bounds) in disc golf means your disc has landed outside the playable area. Learn how OB rules work and where to take your next shot.
In disc golf, a mando (mandatory route) forces players to throw around a specific obstacle or through a defined gap. Mandos add strategy, precision, and technical shot-shaping to a hole.
An anhyzer is a core disc golf technique where the disc is released with the outer edge angled downward. Learn how it works—and when to use it on the course.
A hyzer is a core disc golf release angle where the disc naturally fades left (RHBH). Learn when to trust the hyzer line—and how to execute it cleanly.