Udisc has done an excellent job of igniting my passion for the sport. The pro version offers a ton for what is honestly a very low annual price. It’s incredibly simple to find courses to play, and there’s a very detailed description of every course and its layouts. It says if a course is currently open, if it’s pay to play, if it’s a public or private course and who to contact if necessary. In terms of usage while playing, it offers just about everything one could ask for. It has a map of each hole, hole distance and par, distance to pin, and the ability to track individual throws. If you wanted you could even track what disc you threw for each stroke, and designate where it landed. Udisc pro also does a fantastic job of tracking your scores over time, giving you the option to look back and compare your individual rounds. This personally has been one of my favorite features that the app has, as I have been trying to take the sport more seriously and want to improve my game. The best feature, though, is how easy it is to find new courses to play. You can pull up a map and filter by a variety of different options like number of holes, course rating, unplayed/already played, the list goes on. You can even wishlist courses and filter by that as well! This has been awesome for when I take trips out of town and can easily filter out to the select few courses I know I want to play. I could go on and on about how much this app has helped my passion for disc golf, but truly if you plan on playing, even infrequently, this app is an absolute must. The free version offers plenty as well!

Since getting into disc golf, this app has made the experience that much better. Best way to find and scope out courses nearby especially when traveling somewhere new. Keeping score is easy and there are so many extra features if you want to keep track of your throws and progress along the way. One of the best features is the gps map that helps direct you to the next tee/basket when you are on an unfamiliar course that doesn’t have clear markings. I’m not sure that the paid version/features are really worth it. I decided to do it though because I want to help support the app and I also liked being able to keep my score on my Apple Watch. However, I removed a star because the watch app seems to be too glitchy. It worked perfectly fine before they moved it to the paid version. Now it’s too annoying to even bother with it. The app doesn’t stay open on my watch (have to click the crown to open it every single time… this might be more apples fault than UDisc) but then it randomly jumps backwards to previous baskets/takes you out of order. If you’re not paying close attention, your scores will get all messed up… and then it’s annoying g to have to swipe all the way over to the correct basket. Easier to just take my phone out. I hope this is something that gets fixed because the watch app was really convenient when it did work.

Why the Subscription?Part of me understands the subscription model but honestly, I really don’t like it for this app or many of the other apps that I use. I use this app primarily for disc golf course locations. I don’t really utilize much of the rest of what it has to offer And have no interest in paying $30 a year. I did pay for a couple years and really didn’t use a majority of the features. If I had continued to pay at this point, I would already have paid $150 to UDisc. That is a lot of godamn money for course locations. It does what I want for the things that I use it for really well. The only thing I wish I could get without the subscription is course traffic and a longer dive into my history. Otherwise, I don’t need anything else. I would be quite happy paying a nominal one time fee, and be done with it, but I guess this is the modern world and that’s not how it works anymore.

This app would be five stars if it had a couple key personalization features. It needs lists. It needs the ability to make lists of your favorite courses. I don’t want have to search for a course name or re-search for a course on a map every time I want to play it. I can go look at old score cards to quickly find something, but it’s not the same. It needs the ability to have a friends list. I think this could be better if it had a social media component where you could add friends and see their “public” rounds. Maybe allow them to set some rounds to private. This also needs the ability to block or hide courses and stores. I don’t want to see all the stores and courses whenever I open the map. I would love to block or hide the ones I don’t like. Other than that, I love it. Fantastic app otherwise. And regardless of missing features, worth the money.Edit: The “wishlist” feature is good, but I want to be able to see my favorite courses on the map (maybe indicated by a different colored basket symbol). And more importantly, I want to be able to “hide” courses and stores I don’t like on the map.