Note: Rounds and scoring setup in Event tools is only available for standalone Tournament events and Advanced league events. If you're running a single round league event, rounds are configured differently — see Which league event template should I choose? for more. If you created a Clinic, Course Cleanup, Try Disc Golf, or Other event, you won't have a Rounds or Scoring tab — see UDisc event types — what's the difference? for a full breakdown.
Important: A round can't be added after the event date has already passed. Make sure to add all rounds before the event starts.
Add rounds
To create rounds for your UDisc event, head to your Event tools and follow the steps below:
Select the Rounds tab
Tap + Add a round
Fill in the round details — start and end day/time, course, layout, scorecard message, and start format
Tap Create round
Repeat for each round of your event. See What does each start format mean? if you're unsure which to choose.
Note: If your event uses multiple courses, make sure to add them under the Locations tab in your Event tools first. You can then assign a different course to each round when setting it up.
Delete a round
You can delete an individual round, but only in Tournament and Advanced league events — these are the only event types with a separate Rounds tab. Single-round league events don't have a Rounds tab, since the round is the event itself — there's no separate round to delete.
To delete a round that already has scores:
Clear the scores on every card in that round — see How can I adjust players scores for an event? for steps.
Open the 3-dot menu on each card and tap Unpublish cards once its scores are cleared.
Go to the Rounds tab and tap Delete on the round.
Tip: Take a screenshot of the Leaderboard tab before removing scores if you want to keep a record — once removed, they can't be recovered.
Important: Only use Remove card from event instead of Unpublish cards if you want to fully unregister those players from the event — not just clear this round.
Note: If the wrong layout (e.g., wrong hole count) was used for a single-round league event and can't be corrected by editing the card's scores directly, ask to talk to a person in the chat — the team can help sort out the best fix.
Add a non-scoring event to your schedule
To add a non-scoring item to your schedule — such as a player meeting or practice round — follow the steps below:
From your Event tools, tap the Schedule tab
Tap + Add to schedule
Select General, not scored event
Fill in the start date, start/end time, title, description, and location
Tap Add to schedule
Once added, your non-scoring event will appear on the public event page under Schedule.
Note: If the location you need isn't listed, add it under the Locations tab in your Event tools. For non-scoring events, you can also select Search by location to use any address that isn't listed as a course in UDisc.
Running simultaneous rounds
Rounds are always played in order — a card grouping must complete and verified Round 1 before the group can start the next round. "Simultaneous" here means different card groupings can be in different rounds at the same time, not that any single grouping can skip ahead or play rounds out of order.
For Advanced and standalone Tournament events, some card groupings can begin their next round before others have finished their previous one. Only players who have completed and verified their current round will be available for the next round's card assignments.
To publish cards for the next round while others are still playing:
Go to the Cards tab and select the next round
Assign players who have completed their previous round to cards
Tap the gear icon on an individual card to publish just that card, or tap Publish cards to send all ready groupings at once
Note: On the Leaderboard tab, you'll see a blue banner if some groups are still in their previous round. Use the R1, R2 buttons at the top right of the Leaderboard to switch between rounds.
Note: Running simultaneous rounds with multiple pools requires an Advanced event. See How do I use pools? for setup details.
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.