The most important disc golf rules | Disc Golf Basics

In this video we´re going over the most important official and unofficial rules of disc golf. After the video you´ll be able to comfortably play a round with whomever you want :) (There are other rules for sure but these are the most important ones to keep in mind).

Hope you´ll enjoy the video. Do leave a comment if you think we left out an important rule.

Here are every disc golf rule if you´re interested:

Have a great day! ❤🤘
/Jonathan and Johannes

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[Latitude]

Hey! Here's some very nice stuff for you 😀🤘 /Jonathan

[wanderfunk]

Please tell me that Lat 64 will be recording his first tournament and either streaming it live or doing some post editing for youtube. I would love to watch!

[totallymop]

I got invited to play disc golf for the first time about 2 months ago and have now played 7 times total, the most difficult course being Dragon Ridge in Camdenton, MO. I always thought it was a weird game but now having played it with friends, I'm so glad to have these experiences and opportunities to do something just a little bit physical (lord knows I need it) but also to have only had such positive interactions with every single person I've crossed paths with. I'm glad I tried and thank you for this content. I've enjoyed subscribing to this page!

[kittkatdavis]

So proud that your doing your first Tournament! Go get em!!!!

[common_curtisy]

Jonathan is legit one of the funniest guys on YT. So glad I found this channel

[jacobrosenlund]

That OB was like a tired kangaroo… out of bounce

[hokirob]

I’d like to see Jonathan play mixed doubles with Kristin Tattar, do you think Lat64 could get that for us one day? 😎🔥

[lennykludtke]

Jonathan dude, you are the reason I bought my first latitude/trilogy discs and i can't say enough how much I love them. Thank you for your awesome and funny content and best of luck for your tournament. Remember slow is smooth and smooth is far (i know it's from Danny, but it works and is trilogy) ;)

[roldog]

Your videos are the absolute best! I am pretty new to playing seriously and your videos have single handedly taught me how to throw, putt, learn my discs and terminology and now the rules. Please never stop!

[davidherlein]

Thank you. I have my first tournament this Saturday! It isn’t sanctioned, but I only started two weeks ago. Steep learning curve.

[Wapsulu]

Yes! Be nice! Theres nothing worse than missing an important putt just because someone in your group starts to make noise during your ”routine”.
This and waiting for other groups to finish before throwing your drives are the most important ”rules” i feel like

[EthanMckennaMusic]

Awesome video for a guy looking to start. I think there is an audio issue with the mics you were using. Anyone hear that buzzing? Thanks!

[adobetheredwolf]

Every video uploaded here ALWAYS seems to be perfect timing. I swear, this content is golden 🙌

[seangalbraith]

Part 2 request: stuff about trees and vegetation/moving stuff

[aaronkcmo]

Pants optional, got it. Thanks for the help guys!

[humblerojo]

Dang. Great video and I was about to share it on our site but it’s already out of date. 😛

New Rule that even many Pros aren’t taking advantage of:
Beginning in 2022, if your disc lands in OB, you can now mark a new lie from OB anywhere within a 1 meter semi-circle from where the disc was last in bounds. Even if it’s closer to the basket.

Though, if the disc lands inbounds next to OB, you still have to mark a new lie within 1 meter, perpendicular to the OB line (except in corners). Also, all supporting points must be inbounds at the point of release as usual.

Thanks guys. Keep the content coming!

[mikehess]

Thank you...be stoic, hydrated, rested and not hungry.

[alesmasarik]

Very usefull video. (And not only for players, what are going to play their first tournament.)

[bgrelle]

Good Luck for your first Most important rule of all you left out, Have Fun!

[Corridor]

I recently played my first scored round with people who actually know what they’re doing. 😬 These were helpful reminders!