Quick Answer
Course Ambassadors can add photos through the UDisc app (3-dot menu → Add photos) or through Course Tools in a web browser (Photos tab → Upload). Once uploaded, you can organize photos by assigning them to specific holes, setting cover photos, and editing captions.
Note: Only photos (images) can be uploaded to your course listing — videos and video links aren't supported in the photos section. If you want players to be able to find a video of your course, paste the link into your course description in Course Tools → Details.
Why Course Photos Matter
Clear, detailed photos on your course listing help:
Give players a visual preview of what to expect
Help new players navigate the course with confidence
Showcase the unique features and beauty of your course
Increase player interest and visits
Provide context for hole difficulty and layout
Add Photos in the App
Open the UDisc app and navigate to your course listing.
Tap the 3-dot menu.
Select Add photos.
Select the photos you wish to add or use the camera to take pictures.
Add captions to each photo.
Tap Save.
Add Photos on Web Browser
You can upload photos directly from your web browser at UDisc.com.
Option 1: From the course page
Navigate to the course page on UDisc.com.
Click the 3-dot menu.
Select Add photos.
Option 2: From the photo gallery
Navigate to the course page on UDisc.com.
Click on any existing photo to open the photo gallery.
Click Add photos in the top right corner.
Uploading your photos
Click Add photos to browse your files, or drag and drop photos directly onto the page.
Add captions to your photos (optional).
Select the corresponding hole for each photo (optional).
Click Upload to submit your photos.
Upload Photos Using Course Tools
Navigate to your Course Tools via the course listing or by going to UDisc.com/dashboard.
Select the Photos tab from the left.
Select Upload and add your photos.
Add captions and assign to holes as needed.
Click Save.
Organize and Manage Photos
Once photos are uploaded and approved, you can organize them to maximize their impact.
Navigate to your Course Tools via the course listing or by going to UDisc.com/dashboard.
Select the Photos tab from the left.
Select a photo to edit.
Use the options on the right to:
Assign the photo to a specific hole number.
Mark the photo as featured by selecting "Yes" for "Is this photo featured?"
Edit the caption.
Tap Save to apply your changes.
Setting Your Cover Photo
The cover photo is the main image players see first when viewing your course. To set your cover photo:
Mark one or more photos as Featured (see steps above).
In the Featured section at the top of your photos list, drag and drop to reorder your featured photos.
The first photo in the Featured section becomes your cover photo.
Changes are saved automatically when you reorder photos.
Tip: You can drag and drop photos in any section (Featured or by hole number) to reorder them at any time.
Photo Guidelines
Great course photos include:
Scenery and natural features
Tee pads and tee boxes
Fairways showing the flight path
Trees, obstacles, and hazards
Target baskets and green areas
Unique course features
Photos to avoid:
People, pets, or animals
Disc golf equipment (discs, bags)
Text, logos, or screenshots
Low quality or poorly lit images
Images with inappropriate content
Photo Moderation
All photos go through automatic moderation immediately when uploaded — there's no manual review queue or wait time. Photos either pass or fail right away.
If a photo passes, it will appear on your course listing. You'll receive a confirmation email.
If a photo fails, it won't appear, and you'll receive an email explaining why.
Photos not appearing? If you uploaded photos and some aren't showing up, they were most likely rejected by automatic moderation. Check your email for a rejection notice explaining why. If you didn't get an email or think a photo was rejected incorrectly, ask to talk to a person in the chat and the team can take a look.
Tips for Better Course Photos
Take photos during good lighting — Morning or late afternoon light works best.
Show the player's perspective — Take photos from tee pads looking down the fairway.
Capture unique features — Highlight what makes your course special.
Use clear captions — Describe what players are looking at.
Assign photos to holes — Help players visualize each hole before they play.
Set a great cover photo — Choose an inviting image that represents your course well.
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.