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Disc golf (sometimes called Frisbee golf in reference to the trademarked brand name, folf or frolf) is a disc game in which individual players throw a flying disc into a basket or at a target. According to the Professional Disc Golf Association, "The object of the game is to traverse a course from beginning to end in the fewest number of throws of the disc."

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...of Disc (Disk or Frisbee) Golf Course: Four basic components go into a course design, disc pole holes, tonal poles, tee signs and tee pads.

Disc pole holes are the main and most important components of a disc golf course. A disc (disk)pole hole comprises a center pole, chain holder and a basket. A set of chains hang down from the chain holder surrounding the center pole. Surrounding the pole below the chains is a circular basket that serves to catch a disc thrown at the chains. The disc pole hole is also commonly known as a basket or a catcher. In some cases a tonal pole, a pole without chains and a basket, will act as the target. When the disc strikes a tonal pole, the pole makes a noise, indicating that the disc has been "caught" by the chains. The approximate dimensions of a tonal pole represent those of a full disc pole hole (if the disc strikes the tonal pole, that same shot would have fallen in the basket on a disc pole hole). When the disc drops into the basket or strikes the tonal pole the player moves to the next tee.

For each hole, a tee pad provides a firm and level foundation to start play from, “tee off”. Tees are usually composed of poured concrete slabs, decomposed granite, or more recently dense rubber pads. Some courses have alternative tee pads for a given hole. Similar to traditional golf, one tee is often closer to the target, allowing multiple players of different skill levels a better chance of competitive play.

Located at each tee, tee signs are the map to the hole. They give important information like the distance, par, the preferred flight path, hazards and out of bounds.

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