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Disc Golf Fun, Brought to You

Bringing the full disc golf simulator experience right to your doorstep for parties, leagues, training, and more.

Our Services

We bring disc golf fun right to your doorstep, perfect for any event.

Leagues

Celebrate with friends using our mobile simulator for fun, games, and friendly competition.

Training

Sharpen your skills with personalized practice sessions wherever you are, regardless of the weather.

Parties & Events

Stroke Play

Get a group of friends together and play a round of simulated disc golf on one of over 15 courses right in your garage or basement or yard.

Book the simulator for a number of different events like birthdays, graduations, bachelor parties, and more.

About the Simulator

The simulator is a full-size bay configured specifically for disc golf. The ultra short throw projector posts a 100" image on the back screen to put you right there on the course. The front-loaded net is fixed to the frame with bungee cords help to catch the disc and minimize bounce backs. The enclosure helps to keep the disc where it belongs, "down range." The bay is easily assembled and taken down for convenience of moving. The space required to set up is approximately 11ft x 6ft x 8.5ft. Perfect for garages, taller basements, driveways, parks, pavilions, gyms, and more. Please allow 8-12ft for the tee.

About the TechDisc

The TechDisc is a cutting-edge device designed to enhance the disc golf experience by providing real-time flight data and insights into various aspects of the game. It measures six key parameters: Nose, Speed, Spin, Wobble, Hyzer, and Launch Degree. This data is collected and saved automatically, allowing for immediate feedback and analysis of throws. The TechDisc also offers a flight simulator, enabling players to see their discs fly on a virtual driving range and compare their performance to professional players. It is a valuable tool for both players and coaches, helping to fine-tune throws and improve overall game performance.

A 2nd setup with a smaller net is available to accommodate more cramped areas. It is 10' x 7' but does not have a full bay.

Gallery

A lively group enjoying a disc golf simulator session at a backyard party with Stan's mobile setup.

Close-up of a player mid-throw on the simulator, focused and having fun.

A family gathered around the simulator screen, cheering during a friendly tournament.

Stan setting up the mobile disc golf simulator at a community event on a sunny day.

A group of friends laughing and competing in a league session using the mobile simulator.

Close-up of discs lined up ready for a practice session with Stan's mobile simulator.

Moments captured from our mobile disc golf sessions

About Me

Hi, I'm Stan. My disc golf journey started almost twenty years ago when I first picked up a Discraft Flash and started slinging plastic. I instantly fell in love with the sport and played as much as possible over the years. During and after the pandemic, when disc golf experienced its boom period I started participating in tournaments and leagues and was slowly improving year over year. But life had other plans for me.

My elderly mother could no longer live on her own, and I spent a year as her primary caregiver before she passed in 2025. During that time, I could count on two hands how many rounds of disc golf I actually got to play. Although I couldn't leave the house without having a caretaker on staff, I was able to spend quite a bit of time in the garage - throwing the TechDisc my wife got me for Christmas into a net. The metrics provided by the launch monitor helped me to improve my throwing speed by over 10mph, and I improved quite a bit as a player.

Having experienced the sorrow of not being able to play disc golf, and seeing the benefits of the new tech available, I thought to combine mobility and disc golf together. If ball golf has simulators, why not disc golf? And why can't I take the simulator to people?

Wait...I can.