Disc Golf

Question 0

A series of throw to get from the tee to the pin

Answer 0

Hole

Question 1

This is usually cement rubber or simply dirt this is the area where a hole is started by a player throwing a drive

Answer 1

Tee pad

Question 2

Any throw at a given hole

Answer 2

Stroke

Question 3

When u throw the frisbee and hit the pin on the first throw

Answer 3

Hole in one

Question 4

Getting the pin in two or less strokes than par

Answer 4

Eagle

Question 5

Getting the pin in one more stroke then par

Answer 5

Bogie

Question 6

First throw at any given hole

Answer 6

Tee off

Question 7

The object u are aiming to hit on a hole

Answer 7

Pin

Question 8

Getting the pin in the designated amount of strokes

Answer 8

Par

Question 9

Getting to the pin in one less stroke then par

Answer 9

Birdie

Question 10

Getting to the pin in two more strokes then par

Answer 10

Double bogie

Question 11

This type of throw is the most common way to throw a disc it is performed by pulling the disc from the back to the front

Answer 11

Back hand

Question 12

This throw is performed by pushing the disc along the side of the body much like a sidearm throw in baseball this throw usually generates. More speed from the start as the disc is pushed forward instead of being pulled forward for a backhand

Answer 12

Forehand

Question 13

These have a sharp beveled edge that is great for cutting through the air they are mainly used for shots off the tee pad that need to travel a significant distance towards the basket

Answer 13

Disc gold driver

Question 14

These discs have edges that are beveled yet slightly blunt they are used for shorter approach shots that need to be more accurate then a driver and land near the basket

Answer 14

Mid range

Question 15

These have a very blunt edge and are much slower than all the other types if discs they are much more accurate and do not travel as far

Answer 15

Putter