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πŸ“ How do I measure a throw on UDisc?

This article will outline how to measure a throw on UDisc and view your past measured throws.

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Written by Markell Parks
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There are two ways to save measured throws in the UDisc App:

1. In an active scorecard, you can use map scoring to save a throw.

2. Via the You tab by tapping the ☰ icon in the upper-right, and "Measure throw".

See each section below for more details.

How do I measure throws in a scorecard?

Follow the steps below to measure a throw in your scorecard on UDisc.

  1. Tap Measure throw in your scorecard.

  2. Give UDisc a few seconds to find your exact location.

  3. Once you’re satisfied with your location, press Set Start and walk to your disc, then press Set End to mark the distance.

  4. You will be prompted to select the disc you threw, or you can select Add New Disc if you have not yet entered its details.

  5. After selecting the disc you threw, you can enter your throw type (Backhand, Forehand, Overhand, Backhand Roller, or Forehand Roller). If you threw multiple discs from the same starting location, just select Next Disc to continue measuring.

  6. Select Save to store your throws in the app.

How do I measure and view my throws outside of a scorecard?

The ☰ menu in the upper right of the You tab allows you to record throws.

To view a list of your previously recorded throws, view your Progress on the You tab and tap on Throws measured (underneath the Rating history chart).

Here you can sort by throws you've recorded including filters like date, distance, disc, and type. Additionally, if you select a disc in the Discs menu, you can see a list of all throws with that disc.

To share a throw with a friend, tap Share Throw and you will see your options for sending the image, or you can save the image to your device!

Want to see how you stack up on the Leaderboards? By subscribing to UDisc Pro you can unlock the ability to show up on all the Leaderboards within UDisc!



​Need more help? Check out the UDisc Landing Zone here for tips from fellow disc golfers or reach out to us via chat or at help@udisc.com.

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