Accuracy challenges players to demonstrate their throwing precision by hitting a series of targets from various distances. This sport emphasizes control, focus, and consistency, rewarding players for their ability to make accurate throws under different conditions.

Description

This event is similar to archery — except with flying discs. The goal is to throw as accurately as possible through a square target. Players throw four discs from each of seven different positions (as illustrated). The target is a standing square frame measuring 1.5 meters by 1.5 meters, which is at a height of 1 meter above the ground. Each disc that passes through the frame is counted as a “hit”. The world record is 25 of 28 hits.

Discs

The two most popular are the Innova Makani/Zephyr or an Ultimate disc. You cannot use disc golf putters or anything that’s beveled (so essentially any golf discs). Most players use the Makani/Zephyr: https://www.innovadiscs.com/disc/makani. Another great disc is the JStar from Discraft (Junior Ultimate Disc). For a disc to be permitted in competition, it must have a minimum rim configuration of 75 (cannot be beveled).

Target

Throwing Station

General Setup

Tip: Although any results wouldn’t be eligible for WFDF World Records, you can adjust the size of the target, the distances and the positions, as you like. When you have only limited space available, make sure you can turn the target for the “side” throws from the two shortest throwing positions — allowing you to play this event indoors.