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This week• 19 first-time players (+36% vs previous week) (January 15 - January 22) • 2,080 rounds played (+16% vs previous week) • 1,156 players (+17% vs previous week) Busiest courses Rounds this week 1. Golden Gate Park: 803 2. Oyster Bay Disc Golf Course: 212 3. Hillcrest Park: 174 4. Chabot Park: 166 5. Skyline Wilderness Park - Lower Course: 126 6. Skyline Wilderness Park - Upper Course: 100 7. Stafford Lake: 98 8. Walden Park: 85 9. Hanns Park: 70 10. Moraga Commons

City / County Holes / Layout Notes Golden Gate Park Disc Golf Course San Francisco (Golden Gate Park) 18 holes, permanent layout since ~2007. San Francisco Recreation and Parks+2sfdiscgolf.org+2 Gleneagles Golf Course (Disc Golf) San Francisco 18 holes. UDisc+1 Oyster Bay Disc Golf Course San Leandro (East Bay) 18 holes with two tee pads + two baskets per hole in some cases; waterfront views. UDisc+1 Lake Chabot Disc Golf Course Oakland (East Bay) 9 holes; “very hard” terrain

In disc golf, few concepts are as fundamental — or as misunderstood — as hyzer and anhyzer . These two angles shape almost every throw you make, whether you’re driving, approaching, or escaping trouble in the woods. If you’ve ever stepped up to a tee and wondered: “Should I throw this hyzer or anhyzer?” — this guide breaks it down clearly and simply. Let’s look at the difference between the two, how they behave in flight, and when to choose each one during a round. What Is a

Disc golf has exploded in popularity over the past decade, bringing in waves of new players, new courses, and a whole new generation of fans. But along with the sport’s growth comes something every newcomer eventually discovers: disc golfers have their own language. If you’ve ever stood on a tee pad listening to players say things like “I parked it,” “That was a nasty tree-kick,” or “I just need a reliable flippy mid,” you might have wondered: What are they even talking about

🕒 10-Year Disc Golf Evolution Timeline (2015 → 2025) 2015–2017: Early Growth & Foundation ~5,000–6,000 courses worldwide. PDGA membership around 60k–80k . First wave of YouTube-based disc golf media grows (JomezPro, Central Coast, etc.). Manufacturers begin releasing wider-rim drivers and advanced plastics (G*, Neutron, TI, LucidX, etc.). DGPT (Disc Golf Pro Tour) founded in 2016 → start of a unified professional tour. 2018–2019: Technology & Media Boom UDisc becomes mainstr

Disc golf is an exciting sport that combines the precision of golf with the fun of throwing discs. For beginners, choosing the right discs can make a significant difference in their learning curve and overall enjoyment of the game. In this post, we will explore the top disc golf discs specifically designed for beginner players, helping you make informed choices as you start your disc golf journey. Understanding Disc Types Before diving into specific disc recommendations, it’s

Are you ready to take your disc golf game to the next level? Join us for our exciting quarterly Marin Disc Golf Tournaments! Whether you are a seasoned pro or just starting out, these tournaments offer a fantastic opportunity to compete, meet fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy the beautiful outdoors. What to Expect at the Tournaments Our quarterly tournaments are designed to cater to players of all skill levels. Here’s what you can look forward to: Competitive Play : Engage in fri

Disc golf is more than just a game; it's a community, a sport, and a way to enjoy the great outdoors. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, having the right equipment can significantly enhance your experience on the course. In this post, we will explore the essential disc golf equipment every player should consider, from discs to bags and everything in between. Understanding Disc Types When it comes to disc golf, the most crucial piece of equipment is, of course