A disc in flight down a pine fairway at dusk

Your lines · your discs · your course

DiscGolf Lines

Remember the working throw. Photograph the hole, pin the line, and skip the guessing next round.

On the card

What you keep on the course

DiscGolf Lines is a memory of throws, not a scorecard. Each course holds holes, and each hole can hold more than one line.

A disc on a wooden tee pad in the trees

Hole

A page for every hole

Add a course with a name and a location. Open a hole with its number, par, distance in meters, and a short nickname, then snap a photo from the tee.

A disc golf basket in a windy clearing

Line

Several lines on one hole

Save the safe throw, the aggressive one, and the wind-only one. Each line stores backhand, forehand, roller, hyzer flip, or thumber, plus the disc, wind, aim, landing, a rating, and a trusted mark.

In the bag

Discs you already throw

A bag of discs on a bench beside a forest path

Bag

Write the flight numbers once

Record manufacturer, mold, speed, glide, turn, and fade, then a color and a note. Pick that same disc again on any course instead of typing it twice.

Dusk light on a disc golf fairway

Wind

Read the air before you commit

Calm, headwind, tailwind, and crosswind from either side each come with a short note on how the disc behaves and which shapes tend to hold.

The ground

The fairway, not a scorecard

Pine shade, a basket in the clearing, and the discs you actually carry. The app keeps the plan; the course stays outside.

Basket and grass moving in a crosswind
Basket in the crosswind
Tee pad disc under the trees
Tee pad
Discs waiting in an open bag
The bag