UDisc Disc Golf

Some apps are so well designed, so well thought out, it's just a pleasure to use them. I bought the full version of udisc a year or so ago, and I've always thought it was really good, the best disc golf app on IOS, but I also thought there was more useful information you could get from it. I just tried the new version, and it has more than I ever imagined. Full stats, and it's so quick and intuitive to enter them as I play. Now a round is not just a scorecard. And it's not 18 half-remembered holes, some good throws and some bad, but only vaguely how they played out. Now you can quickly review what happened on each hole, using a set of simple symbols that make sense. Did your drive hit the circle? Did it hit the fairway farther back? Did it land so that you had no line to the basket? This scoring method is brilliant. It makes sense on the app, and it makes sense of your round, a month from now.

I am fairly new to the sport of disc golf, but right away I knew I wanted a way to keep track of my games and follow my improvements in the game. I was thrilled when I found UDisc on the App Store. I love recording my throws and watching my game improve. Josh and Matt have done an amazing job making this app user friendly. Guys, the only thing this needs now is the ability for players on the same card to keep their score independently, tracking stats, but have the round show up as a unit. Love playing with my friends, but we all end up on different score cards because we want to keep our stats, and no one wants to do it for the whole group. Get us on the Cloud! Not a complaint really, just hopeful for where this app can go. Keep up the good work!

UDisc is an essential part of disc golf. At any skill level, tracking your scores is a key form of progression. This app is intuitive and as in depth as you could possibly want. If you would like this app can track anything from scores, to drive lengths, circle 2/1/1x putts, scramble percentage and much more. They charge $5 a year if you would like to submit your scores to leaderboards or share them with friends, which I think is completely understandable and I’m fine with. It also works great with Apple Watch, I have a series 3 and have no problems. Over all, of you play disc golf more than once a year, get the app.

We love this app and use it frequently. So frequently, that we thought that it would be real cool to get Samsung Galaxy Watches to link to uDisc. Don’t make the same mistake we did, we returned and bought Apple Watches. Samsung’s operating system Tizen is not supported and from emails to the developers it doesn’t seem like they plan on upgrading or adding it anytime soon though those watches are a huge benefit to ones ability to measure throws and keep score without the use of your phone on the course (our watches are 4G so they ARE phones and have their own phone numbers) so it surprised me that they wouldn’t be upgrading this at all. We enjoy it so much we ate $400 and returned our devices. I think that is saying a lot. Try it out. Just make sure you don’t have a Samsung 😂

I love this app especially paired with the Apple Watch. I keep score for my group when we play and my mates love it when I save the score card and it appears on their app. It’s convenient to leave the phone in the disc bag and keep score from the watch. After the last update of the iPhone and / or the Apple Watch my watch and phone won’t connect. I have the Apple Watch 2 and didn’t have any issues until last month. If this isn’t fixed by the developers my next review won’t be as favorable. Ideas for future versions...... allow the watch to track distances to / from tee&basket. Golf pad for regular golf allows the user to do that with their watch and data is saved on the app.