FREE DISC GOLF TOOL

Build your disc golf bag

Add the discs you own, then see the whole bag on a speed and stability map. Explore illustrative flight shapes, possible overlap and the jobs you give each disc. Save it on this browser or share a link.

01 / ADD YOUR DISCS

What is in your bag?

Search 2,165 models from DiscField and Try Discs, or add your own below. Once a disc is in your bag, use Add another copy for a different plastic or backup. Full guides are available for our curated references.

Find a disc

Opening your bag…

Showing 30 of 153 matches.

Disc missing? Add a custom disc

Enter the flight numbers printed on your disc or listed by its manufacturer. We use the numbers you enter for this custom disc.

02 / OPTIONAL: GIVE EACH DISC A JOB

Putting, approaches & drives

Choose the main job you use each disc for. Drives can be thrown with a putter, midrange or driver. Use the role menu or drag cards between jobs; more specific shots are optional.

Your bag starts here.

Add a favorite above. A small bag is a perfectly good place to start.

Choose a job0

Choose a main job when you are ready.

New discs land here.

Putting0

Short throws into the basket.

Drop a disc here or choose this role from its menu.

Approaches0

Throws that get you close to the basket.

Drop a disc here or choose this role from its menu.

Drives0

Throws from the tee or for distance. Any disc can be used.

Drop a disc here or choose this role from its menu.

CHOOSE A SHOT

What would you like to throw?

Start with a shot you want to improve. These references give you a few discs to investigate. Something already in your bag may cover the job.

Shot to explore

Add your current discs first to check possible overlap.

BEFORE YOUR NEXT PURCHASE

Would this disc add something?

Compare a candidate with the discs already in your bag.

Disc to consider search

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Disc to considerSearch at least two characters or choose a brand for the wider collection.

Job you want it to do

Disc data by Try Discs.

How Bag Check works

Start with your actual discs. The category overview checks for putter / approach discs, midranges, fairway drivers and distance drivers before you assign any roles. These are prompts to consider, not required purchases; a small bag can cover a full round. Choose a main job only if you want to organize your bag further. Two discs with similar ratings can still earn different jobs through feel, plastic, wear or your throwing style. An empty role is a question to consider, not a shopping list.

The speed and stability map plots each disc using manufacturer speed and turn + fade ratings. Its numbered points correspond to the disc list and can be downloaded as SVG. The map does not show measured flight paths. Possible overlap means the same disc category, speed within one point, and turn and fade each within one point. Glide is shown but does not decide the match. Manufacturer numbers are not standardized flight measurements. The Flight Chart illustrates rating-based shapes, with a flat release assumed. It does not predict distance, wind performance or an exact flight path.

Catalog entries combine Try Discs data with our sourced disc records and listings; custom entries use your numbers. Photos show example versions. A shared bag uses current catalog ratings when opened. Bags save on this browser after you make a change; clearing browser storage removes them. Copy a link as a backup or to open on another device. Anyone with that link can see the bag and its notes.

Unsure what to add next? Follow our missing-disc checklist to test gaps and overlap before buying.

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