Common things players notice
Here are some examples of issues you might spot on a course listing:
Course details are wrong — incorrect hours, amenities, accessibility info, or contact details
The map doesn't match the course — tee pads, baskets, or fairways are in the wrong location
Hole information is off — distances or pars don't match the tee signs
A layout is missing or incorrect — a common configuration isn't available, or an existing one has errors
You want a new layout configuration added — creating layouts requires Course Ambassador status, unless you're setting one up specifically for a league or event, which can be done through League or Event Tools
The course is permanently closed — the listing is still active but the course no longer exists
A course is missing entirely — it's not in the UDisc directory at all
A course's condition status is being misused — someone is repeatedly changing it to post offensive, unrelated, or harassing content instead of an actual condition update
Note: Condition status updates don't have a self-serve report option like reviews or community posts do. If someone is misusing condition updates on your course, bring it to us directly using the steps below and we'll step in.
What you can do
Suggest an edit yourself
You can suggest an edit for most course details that aren't related to the map itself — like the course name, location, status, hours, amenities, or contact info:
Open the course listing
Tap the 3-dot menu
Select Suggest an edit
Update the detail you'd like to fix (drag the pin for a location correction)
Submit your suggestion
Suggested edits go through manual review, so they're not applied instantly and aren't always approved — expect to wait a bit. If you need something fixed sooner, or your suggestion doesn't get approved, you can also ask to talk to a person in the chat.
For anything map-related — tee or target types, hole count, fairways, or other mapping issues — use Report it to us below instead, since those aren't something a suggested edit can fix.
Report it to us
Ask to talk to a person in the chat with the following:
Course name and location
Description of the issue — what's wrong and what the correct information should be
Screenshots if the issue is visual, like incorrect mapping or a wrong location pin
How you know — signage, a local announcement, or any other source that confirms the issue
We'll investigate and make changes where we can.
If you'd like a new layout added to a course and you're not an Ambassador, let us know and we'll see what we can do.
Become a Course Ambassador
If you want to be able to fix and maintain course information yourself, consider applying to be a Course Ambassador. Ambassadors are the people behind every accurate course map on UDisc — they can update mapping, manage layouts, edit course details, and more. Learn about the Course Ambassador Program to see if it's a good fit 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.