Disc Golf

About

Disc golf, also known as frisbee golf, is a flying disc sport in which players throw a disc at a target, called the basket. The aim is to through the disc into the basket in as little as possible throws from the tee.

The first known instance of anyone playing golf with a flying disc occurred in 1926. A group of school age kids played a game with tin lids, which they dubbed Tin Lid Golf. They played on a fairly regular basis on a disc golf course they laid out on their school ground.

The popularity of disc golf has recently grown with unparalleled rapidity with some saying that the game grew grew too fast to call it a evolution: they call it a revolution.​

Course Setup

The course layout will be done in accordance with the customer event needs with distances and hazards that suit the participants.

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We make use of an in-house build basket (see picture to the right). This mobile basket allows for quick deployment and ideal for traditional golf courses. mashie courses, recreational parks, school grounds, farm & forest lands. Our Firefly Disc Golf Basket is build taking standard PDGA approved heights and size regulations into consideration.

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The basket and surrounding playing areas are illuminated during night time making it clearly visible form a distance.

Playing Discs

We primarily make use of Crown ME PDGA Approved Disc Golf Pro set of discs (see picture to the right). These sets consist of  putter, mid-range and driver discs. The diameter of these discs are 21.2cm with weights of 155, 150 and 170 grams respectively.

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Discs are then illuminated via LED Lights during night time play.