1. Toss & Catch (Catch Disc)
- Description: A simple game where two or more players toss a disc back and forth, trying to complete successful passes over different distances or with various tricks.
- Best for: Casual fun, especially for beginners or as a warm-up activity.
- Where to Play: Any open area such as a backyard, park, or beach.
2. Disc Golf
- Description: Disc golf is similar to traditional golf, but instead of hitting a ball into a hole, players throw a disc towards a target (usually a basket with hanging chains). The goal is to complete the course in the fewest throws.
- Best for: Players who enjoy a mix of walking, strategy, and skill-based throwing.
- Where to Play: Disc golf courses are widely available in parks and recreational areas.
3. Freestyle
- Description: Freestyle is a sport focused on performing tricks and stunts with a disc. It involves spinning, catching, and throwing the disc in creative and artistic ways, often set to music.
- Best for: Individuals or groups looking to show off their skills in a fun, creative environment.
- Where to Play: Parks, beaches, or any open area are perfect for freestyle.
4. KanJam
- Description: KanJam is a backyard disc game played between two teams of two players. The objective is to throw a disc through a large can (Kan), with points scored when a throw is completed into the can.
- Best for: Casual outdoor play with friends and family.
- Where to Play: Any open space such as backyards, parks, or beaches.
5. Disc Dodgeball
- Description: A variation of dodgeball, but instead of balls, players throw flying discs. The aim is to hit players from the opposing team with the disc while avoiding being hit.
- Best for: Teams looking for an exciting twist on the traditional dodgeball game.
- Where to Play: Indoor gymnasiums or open outdoor spaces.
6. Guts
- Description: Guts is a fast-paced, one-on-one or two-on-two disc sport where players aim to throw the disc past their opponents without them being able to catch it. The game is played on a narrow court with a simple objective: outscore your opponent.
- Best for: Players who enjoy fast action and reflex-based challenges.
- Where to Play: Guts is typically played in an open area, like a tennis court or any space that can fit a small playing field.
7. Beersbee® – A Fun and Competitive Disc Game that requires precision and strategy.
Setup:
- Poles Placement: Place two poles approximately 36 feet apart (or adjust distance for difficulty). You can increase the distance to make the game more challenging.
- Targets: Place a target (typically a cup or a similar object) on top of each pole. This is the target to aim for.
Teams:
- Team Size: Teams can consist of 1 or more players per team.
- Player Positions: Each player must stay behind their pole during the game.
Gameplay:
- Objective: The goal of Beersbee® is to throw your Spin Pro® disc in an attempt to hit the opponent's pole or knock the target off the pole.
- Alternating Turns: Teams alternate throwing the disc. One player throws at a time per team.
Scoring:
- Hitting the Pole: If the disc hits the opponent’s pole directly, one point is scored.
- Knocking Off the Target: If the disc knocks the target (e.g., a cup) off the pole, two points are scored.
- Deflection by Teammates: Players on your team can deflect the disc mid-air in an attempt to guide it into the target or pole area. However, no points are awarded unless the disc hits the pole or knocks the target off.
Winning:
- First to a set number of points (usually 21) wins the game.
Why Use Spin Pro® Discs?
- Versatility: Spin Pro® Discs are perfect for all of these games due to their durability, ease of throwing, and fun SPIN capabilities.
- Waterproof & Floating: Ideal for beach and pool play, Spin Pro® Discs float on water and are soft to the touch, making them easy to catch and throw.
- Advanced Technology: Featuring the SPIN Grip and Precision Finger Throw for extra control, these discs elevate your game in both recreational and competitive play.
Play Today - Upgrade Your Fun! Whether you’re playing a casual backyard game or getting competitive, Spin Pro® Discs bring more precision, more fun, and more excitement to all your favorite disc sports! Get out there and enjoy these awesome games with friends and family today!
Spin Pro® Ultimate
More fun to play and watch - Play Today!
Spin Pro® Ultimate Disc Sport is designed to be more exciting and engaging for both players and spectators. With its dynamic scoring system, creative throwing techniques, and team collaboration, every moment on the field is filled with action. Whether you're a player showcasing your skills or a fan enjoying the game, Spin Pro® Ultimate offers something for everyone!
Why is Spin Pro® Ultimate so much fun?
- Multiple Ways to Score: With different types of throws (Normal, SPIN Grip, and Precision Finger), there are endless ways to rack up points, keeping the game fast-paced and unpredictable.
- Team Play & Strategy: The game encourages teamwork and strategy, as scoring throws can only be made after crossing the halfway point, making for intense, collaborative plays.
- Exciting Gameplay: Whether you’re watching powerful SPIN Grip throws or super-accurate Precision Finger throws, the action on the field is both thrilling and impressive.
- Health & Fitness: It’s a fun way to get active and burn calories while enjoying some friendly competition.
Whether you're playing in your backyard, at the beach, or in a gym, Spin Pro® Ultimate transforms disc sports into a whole new level of enjoyment. Gather your friends, family, or teammates, and get ready for a fun, competitive experience. Play today—the ultimate disc sport awaits!
Links:
Tricks/Freestyle
Learn about Freestyle Disc - video
https://youtu.be/5B2lwGOmxYs
Freestyle Disc Organization
https://www.freestyledisc.org/
Frisbee Guy
http://www.frisbeeguy.com
More Disc Games
Six Family Disc Games
https://www.newfolks.com/stages/family-frisbee-games/
15+ Best Frisbee Games for Kids and Adults
https://www.backyard.games/outdoor-games/frisbee-games/
21 Disc Games
https://kidactivities.net/21-fun-frisbee-games-for-kids/
The World Flying Disc Federation (“WFDF”)
https://wfdf.sport/
Background on Discs
History/Mfg of Flying Discs
http://www.madehow.com/Volume-5/Frisbee.html
Disc Sports Wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying_disc_sports
1871 - Frisbie Pie Tins
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frisbie_Pie_Company
Disc Facebook Groups
Freestyle Frisbee Players
https://www.facebook.com/groups/freestyle.frisbee
The Flying Disc Collectors Consortium
https://www.facebook.com/groups/freestyle.frisbee
Disc Golf Discussion
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1031850190282331