DiscKids Erasmus+ Sport
Closest to the Pin (CTP) is a golf term which in disc golf means “the disc thrown closest to the basket”. In competitions, for example, there can be a special prize on one fairway for the player whose opening throw is CTP. This game practices getting the disc close to a target spot.
An “endless” warm-up game between two teams. On paper it might sound a task for Sisyphus, but it’s actually quite fun to play!
A fun warm up game where putting skills alone don’t decide – you also have to be an ace in rock-paper-scissors! It’s easy to add different motor exercises to this game.
Throwing is obvious at a disc golf training. But what do you do with a deck of cards? This warm-up game gets kids moving and throwing, and combines elements of skill and chance.
Everyone putts, but only one can be the president – the Putt President.
The Wheel of Throws turns, and players come and pass, learning basic throwing types that become habits, which in turn become mastered skills.
The WoT is a fun way to practice a variety of throwing types, typically for approach shots. The only requirement is that players be able to throw as far as the basket (typically 20-40 meters).
Team putting game with a small luck factor involved.
A popular putting/throwing drill amongst more advanced juniors, made famous by Simon Lizotte (10 foot challenge).
A fun tag-style warm-up game with many variations.
Clean putt technique? Clean basket hit? Clean putters? Maybe those too, but this game is about cleaning your own half of the field – by putting. This is an alternate version of the “Keep my side clean” -game.
