Disk Golf

Question 0

Anhyzer

Answer 0

A disks flight arc that bends to the right. Right handed back hand throw

Question 1

Ace

Answer 1

Hole in one

Question 2

Backhand Throw

Answer 2

a backhand throw is a standard throw where the player has the disc across their shoulder and then releases the stick back to the other side of the body

Question 3

Birdie

Answer 3

completing the hole-in-one strike under par

Question 4

Bogey

Answer 4

completing the hole-in-one Stroke above par

Question 5

Double Bogey

Answer 5

completing the whole in two strokes above par

Question 6

Approach Shot

Answer 6

usually the second shot of the whole designed to put the disk within putting distance. #midrange

Question 7

Drive

Answer 7

Any throw off the t-pad or a throw made from the freeway designed for maximum distance

Question 8

Driver

Answer 8

a disk designed for fast, long distance flight. the driver is most difficult to control

Question 9

Fairway

Answer 9

The designated area on the course that the tee-shot or driver should be clear of obstacles and should give you a good approach shot

Question 10

Hazard

Answer 10

The designated part on the course that the disk cannot be played from. these areas could be paths, roads , playing fields etc

Question 11

Hyzer

Answer 11

A disk’s flight arc that bends to the left for the right handed backhand throw.

Question 12

Helix

Answer 12

The type of throw where the disk goes in a s shaped pattern. often used to get around obstacles

Question 13

Lie

Answer 13

The spot where a disk comes to a rest. this is often marked by a mini disk marker

Question 14

Mid range

Answer 14

a mid range disk is a driver disk designed for slower, more stable flight

Question 15

Mini/Marker

Answer 15

Used to mark a players lie.

Question 16

Par

Answer 16

The par is a designed number of throws needed to complete a hole. Competitive golfers try for par 3

Question 17

Putt

Answer 17

The final throw(s) that it takes someone to have their disk lay in the trapper circle

Question 18

Putter/Approach disks

Answer 18

designed for short distance and accuracy within the circle

Question 19

Roller

Answer 19

A rolling disk advance. A disk that rolls along the ground

Question 20

Rough

Answer 20

The Area off of the side of the fairway that are still in bounds. BUSHY AREA

Question 21

Stability

Answer 21

Stable- disk is flying straight- when disk is release flat it has stability

Question 22

Side Arm throw

Answer 22

the opposite of a backhand throw. when player starts out with the disk away from his body, then brings it in

Question 23

Tee Pad

Answer 23

location of where the first golf hole is taken from. made of concrete or rubber

Question 24

Basket

Answer 24

once the disk rests in the basket the hole is considered complete

Question 25

The circle

Answer 25

if you are in the circle, your disk has to rest in the basket before any part of your body past the mini marker. A 30 ft radius of the basket.

Question 26

Hammer Throw

Answer 26

An overhead throw thrown at a vertical angle.

Question 27

Throw

Answer 27

advancing the disk towards the basket