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NATIONAL DISC GOLF MUSEUM
Explore Flying Disc history
Follow the people, objects, competitions, inventions, publications, and communities that shaped disc golf and the wider world of Flying Disc sport.
Start exploring
- History of the Flying Disc — origins, invention, design, and the growth of flying-disc play
- History of Disc Golf — the game’s early forms, organization, equipment, and expansion
- Competitions and Records — championships, tournaments, results, and defining performances
- Women of Flying Disc Sports — athletes, organizers, innovators, and milestones
- Objects and Technology — discs, targets, materials, manufacturing, graphics, and equipment
- People · Organizations and Industry · Courses and Places
- Culture, Art, and Community · Publications and Media
Landmark objects
The museum’s exhibits connect individual artifacts to larger histories. Begin with a Frisbie pie tin, the Flyin-Saucer, the Pluto Platter, and Ken Climo's first disc golf bag. For catalog descriptions, provenance, and media, visit the Collections.
Research the history
Use the Timeline of Flying Disc history, Glossary of disc golf and Flying Disc terms, and Research Desk. Read primary sources in the Digital Library, beginning with Disc Golf Journal.
About this wiki
This is a growing, citation-led knowledge project of the National Disc Golf Museum. Articles may begin as structured outlines while research is reviewed. See About the wiki, Editorial guide, and Wanted articles.