What is a mandatory in disc golf? How to know when you've missed a mando and how to continue playing when you do. Visual aids galore!

When can you take relief in disc golf? Written and visual explanations of how to legally take relief in most any situation you'll ever encounter.

Whether it's cold disc golf; snow disc golf; or cold, snowy disc golf, these tips will help you stay warm and play better during winter rounds.

Can kids play disc golf? Yes! These tips will help make sure you teach kids to play disc golf effectively and safely.

How to throw a disc golf backhand: 5 videos with drills and explanations. Advice on power pocket, release point, nose angle, run-up, and more.

Your first disc golf tournament: What you need to know before playing it.

How to find disc golf tournaments and disc golf leagues with two simple, free tools.

How do you play disc golf in a group? A few easy things you can do to be a better person to play disc golf with.

Clear explanations with visual aids that will tell you exactly how to know what a foot fault or other stance violation looks like.

What out of bounds (OB) means in disc golf, how to tell you're OB, and how to keep playing after going OB. Lots of visual aids included.

Learn something that could help make you less nervous at disc golf tournaments and the physiological reasons for why it works.

Learn about disc golf's two-meter rule: who invented it, why it's controversial, and how it works in disc golf.

Tips for going from ultimate frisbee to disc golf from players with plenty of experience in both sports.

Ways to prevent disc golf injuries and disc golf-focused workouts to prepare you to perform your best on the disc golf course.

Why baseball and softball players will find lots familiar about disc golf mechanics, and why they should give the sport a try.

Learn how disc golf at night works and what it's like to play a glow disc golf event.

Disc golf in the rain is possible with the right strategies and gear.

Basic explanation of the terms overstable, understable, and stable as well as flight numbers as they relate to disc golf.

One of the best women ever to play disc golf has started a group aimed at helping more women go pro.

If you want to become a better disc golfer, playing leagues can be a huge step in the right direction. Read to find out why.