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❓ UDisc Community — FAQ

Frequently asked questions about UDisc Community.

What is UDisc Community?

UDisc Community is a place for you to connect with friends, family and cardmates when you're off the course. You will be able to post rounds to your profile and follow other players to see their rounds in your feed. By participating in UDisc Community you agree to follow the UDisc Community Guidelines.

How do I join UDisc Community?

You can easily set up your UDisc Community profile from the You tab in the app. Tap on your username at the top of the screen, and then Set up Community profile. Complete the walkthrough, and then find and follow your friends!

What does "suggested" mean?

Your suggested list is pulled from players you've recorded rounds with who already have a UDisc account. To find it: go to the You tab, tap your username to open your Community profile, then tap Followers/Following. Suggested is the tab on the far right.

From there you can follow anyone who's already set up a Community profile, and invite anyone who has a UDisc account but hasn't joined Community yet. Tapping Invite sends them an invitation to join you on Community.

Note: This only works for people who already have a UDisc account. If someone hasn't downloaded UDisc yet, there's nothing to invite them to here — they'll need to download the app and create an account first.

How do I set up or edit my Community profile?

Editing your Community Profile can be done from the You tab. Tap Edit profile, here you can change your name, Full name, username, email, PDGA #, Home course, and Favorite course.

Am I able to post a round if someone else recorded it?

Absolutely! Rounds are not automatically posted to UDisc Community, and nothing is shared in real time. Make sure to go back into the app to share your round with your followers.

Where are posted rounds visible?

Any round you post will be added to your Profile. Additionally, your posted rounds will be visible on both your own feed, and the feed of anyone that follows you.

How do I view a friend's posted rounds?

Follow them on UDisc Community, then check their profile or your own feed — any round they've posted will show up there. If they haven't posted that round, or haven't set up a Community profile, you won't be able to see it this way.

What can other people see on my profile?

This depends on whether your profile is set to Public or Private, and how you've set up your visibility on other players' rounds. See ⚙️ UDisc Community Privacy Settings for the full breakdown of what each setting controls.

How do I change my privacy settings?

Go to the You tab, tap Edit profile, then select CommunityPrivacy settings. Changes save instantly. See ⚙️ UDisc Community Privacy Settings for what each setting means.

Can my followers see all the courses I've played?

Followers can see the course played on any individual round you post to Community, but they cannot see your full courses played map or list. That information is only visible to you on your own profile.

How do I block or report someone?

You can block someone from the 3-dot menu on their profile, or report a post or profile the same way. See 🚫 Blocking and reporting on UDisc Community for the full steps, including what blocking does, how to unblock someone, and what happens after you report something.

If I no longer wish to use UDisc Community, how do I leave?

In the UDisc app tap You tab → Menu (≡) -> Account Preferences. Select Community from the top menu and toggle it Off. You will then be asked to confirm this decision. Once you have turned it off, all of your posts will be hidden, and your profile will no longer be searchable or viewable by any other Community members. If another player posts a round with you to UDisc Community, your name and scores will not be displayed on their post.

Can I come back to Community if I leave?

Down the road if you'd like to rejoin Community, you can do so via You tab → Menu (≡)Account preferencesCommunity. If you rejoin, your profile, posts, and reactions will be restored.


Need more help? Check out the UDisc Landing Zone here for tips from fellow disc golfers, or ask to talk to a person in the chat.

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