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📋 Course Ambassador Guidelines & Expectations

As a Course Ambassador, you're the vital connection between your course and the disc golf community. This guide covers your responsibilities, how to maintain course accuracy, and what's expected to keep your ambassador status active.

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Audience: Course Ambassadors | Level: Beginner

Your Role as a Course Ambassador

Great courses are shaped by the passionate players who care for them. When you keep course information accurate and up-to-date, players can navigate confidently, plan their visits, and know exactly what to expect when they arrive.

Core Responsibilities

Keep course information accurate and up-to-date

Players rely on your course page to answer essential questions before they visit:

  • Where is it? Location pin, address, parking information

  • Can I play there? Hours, availability, fees, access restrictions

  • What should I expect? Hole count, difficulty, terrain, amenities

  • How do I navigate the course? Current tees and targets accurately mapped

When things change—new tee pads, revised hours, temporary closures, or relocated baskets, etc.—update your course page so the community always has current information.

Confirm your course details at least once per year

Even if nothing major has changed, review your course page annually to confirm everything is still accurate.

This quick check helps catch the small things that slip through like an outdated photo, hours that shifted, or an amenity that's no longer available.

Responding to Player Feedback

Players can rate your course's info accuracy after each round. If your accuracy rating drops, it signals that something may need updating. Review your course's info accuracy on your Course Dashboard.

Common reasons for low accuracy ratings:

  • Layout maps are no longer accurate

  • A temporary closure wasn't reflected on the page

  • General course availability information is outdated

  • Amenities listed are no longer available

  • Target positions changed but the layout wasn't updated

  • The location pin is off

Maintaining Your Ambassador Status

Keep your ambassador status up-to-date

If you can no longer commit to maintaining your course, please remove yourself as an ambassador. We'll find a replacement so the course stays up-to-date with the support it requires.

Inactive Ambassador Policy

We ask that ambassadors remain active in their role.

  • Ambassadors who haven't updated their course or confirmed its accuracy in 12 months may be marked as inactive

  • Before making any changes, we'll send reminders via email so you have a chance to take action or respond

  • If we don't hear back, we'll remove your ambassador status so we can find a replacement

  • This isn't permanent, you can always reapply later if you want to return

Note: Ambassadors for multiple courses are only removed from courses they aren't actively maintaining, not all courses.


Related Resources

Getting started:

Managing ambassadors:

Course tools:


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


Article Details

Category: Course Ambassador Guide → Getting Started
Last updated: January 2026
Topics covered: Ambassador responsibilities, course accuracy, annual reviews, inactive ambassador policy, player feedback
Related features: Course Dashboard, Map Manager, Layouts, Course Statistics

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