Update your course information to keep details accurate for players and maintain your course listing.
Steps to Edit Course Details
Go to your Course Tools.
Select Details from the sidebar. On mobile, tap the menu icon to access the sidebar.
Locate the section you want to change and tap the pencil icon.
Make your changes.
Tap Save.
What You Can Change
Basic
Course name
Location
Headline
Description
Availability
This section controls when players can expect the course to be playable and how it appears in the directory.
Dedicated targets — Does the course have permanently installed disc golf targets? This includes baskets and tone poles. Trees, light poles, and other existing objects don't qualify.
Bring your own baskets — There are no permanent targets. Players must bring their own to play.
Under construction — The course is experimental or not yet ready for public play.
Availability type — When is the course normally available to play?
Year-round — Fully installed and available for play. Can have opening and closing hours on a regular schedule.
Seasonal — Usually open but may close for winter or another season.
Special events — A temporary or pop-up course only available for events/tournaments. Unavailable for play most of the year.
Is this course permanently closed? — Toggle to Yes if the course has closed for good. The course will be removed from the public directory but can still be found by searching its exact name, and all scorecards and leaderboards will remain intact.
Note: To mark your course as temporarily unavailable, schedule a closure instead — use the calendar on your Course Tools Dashboard. See How to schedule a course closure or opening in advance. Marking a course permanently closed is still done here in Details.
Restrictions — Are there specific days or hours when the course is available?
No restrictions — No specific day or time limitations.
Limited days/hours — Use the free text field to describe when the course is available.
Access Requirements
This section controls who can play and how your course appears in the public directory.
Who can play
Everyone — Visible to all players, including the course location and directions.
Limited access — Visible to all players but with clear indicators that restrictions apply. You'll need to explain how someone can gain access.
Invite only — Hidden from the public map. Players can only find the course by searching its exact name. You can also choose whether to show or hide the course location — if hidden, directions will be disabled.
How can players access the course?
No restrictions — Anyone can show up and play.
Contact owner/schedule before playing — Players should reach out before arriving.
Registered guests — Players must be registered guests to play.
Military ID required — Players must show a military ID.
Student/Employee ID required — Players must show a student or employee ID.
Other — Use the free text field to describe the access requirement.
Costs — Is there a cost to play? Toggle between Pay and Free. Use the Other fees field to note any additional costs like parking or park entry fees.
Course contact/scheduling info — Add a name, phone number, email, or website so players know how to get in touch.
Details
Services
Property type
Land type
Note: Hole count, tee types, and target identifiers must be edited in Map Manager. Tapping the pencil next to these will redirect you there.
History
Year established
Course history
Course designers
Understanding Approvals
Some changes to your course details go through a manual review by the UDisc team before they go live, to help keep the Course Directory accurate for players. Reviewed changes can take some time, so you may not see them reflected right away.
This generally includes:
Updating your course name, details, or location
Changing access to be more public (e.g., Invite only or Limited access → Everyone)
Reopening your course through the Dashboard calendar might also need manual review — see How to schedule a course closure or opening in advance for details.
The main exception is Map Manager — changes to tees, targets, fairways, and layouts always go live immediately with no review required.
Closing or Removing Your Course
If your course is no longer in operation, you have two options depending on what you need.
Mark as Permanently Closed — If the course has closed for good, toggle Is this course permanently closed? to Yes in Course Tools → Details → Availability. The course will be removed from the public directory but can still be found by searching its exact name, and all scorecards and leaderboards will remain intact. This is the right choice in most cases.
Full deletion — If you need the course fully removed from UDisc rather than just hidden from the directory, ask to talk to a person in the chat. The team will handle the deletion for you.
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.