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Plan a disc golf round

Add real options: courses you can reach, or the discs you are choosing between. Agree the casual rules before you throw. This is not a tournament ballot.

How will you use this list?

Say how many holes, and whether you are keeping score.

Try 4–8 options to keep voting quick. Maximum 16.

Keep personal information out of shared lists. Group options can’t be edited after creation because everyone needs to rank the same list.

The deadline uses your local time. Voting closes then, even if some people haven’t voted. Reaching the expected number doesn’t close it.

A casual round, agreed before the first tee

A useful starting point

“Nine holes, two discs each, no score, done by 5.” Add the courses you can drive to, or skip courses and rank which discs to throw. Check the course is open. This page does not know your city.

This is not a tournament ballot

Sanctioned play uses the current PDGA rules. A group of friends can choose a shorter loop, a mulligan, or no score at all. Say which you are doing before anyone throws.

Put real options on the list

Name courses you can reach, or the discs you are choosing between. “A nice course” is not an option anyone can rank.

Agree the constraints that cause arguments

How many holes, whether you keep score, and how long you will look for a lost disc. The list “What to agree on before a casual round” is a menu of those questions.

Stop when the group is done

A beginner round that was supposed to be six holes does not become eighteen because the card has eighteen. The person who has to leave is not losing.

See a worked group resultHow group voting works