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[2024.04.23]
2024 SA Open





[2024.03.13]
Inaugural Outeniqua Open 2024

The inaugural Outeniqua Open will be held in George this coming Saturday (16 March 2024)!

This is the first PDGA-sanctioned tournament in George and we hope the first of many. Congratulations to the organisers for making it happen and also to Discmania and others for sponsoring the event.

It's not too late to enter! A few spots are still available.

To whet your appetite, here is the tournament promo video.





[2023.10.24]
2023 North vs South Challenge

Saturday 11 November 2023 will see Inanda host the 2023 North vs South Challenge.






[2023.10.24]
2023 South African Ladies' Matchplay Doubles Championship

Well done to Josephine Bekker and Siân Schroeder for taking down the SA Ladies' Matchplay Doubles Championship, held at Inanda on 21 October 2023.






[2023.09.28]
2023 Gauteng Winter Leage update - Final

Herewith the final standings for the Gauteng Winter League after 6 rounds.

Congratulations to Alex Meulenbeld and Dan Williams who took top spots in the MA1 and MA3 divisions respectively:







What is Disc Golf?

Disc Golf is a sport developed in the US in the 1970's. It is played along the rules of traditional golf but using high speed flying discs (somewhat similar to Frisbees) instead of a club and golf balls, and the final target is not a hole in the ground, but an elevated metal basket with chains. Every throw from the starting tee pad is counted until the disc is thrown into the basket, and that then becomes the score for that hole. The course design often involves manipulating the disc's flight to go around, under or over objects such as trees, dams and other obstacles.

A course typically consists of 9 or 18 'holes', and these are often located in public parks or privately-held green spaces. The terminology used comes from traditional ball golf - each hole has a 'par' score, you start the hole from a teepad etc.

To find out more about how and where to play Disc Golf in South Africa, please contact us at and we will gladly advise.