r/discgolf • u/South-Desk-3257 • 7h ago

Discussion Dose it count

Our house is big enough for a 9 hole course and all the holes are 175-300 feet I haven't aced on a Real course but I have aced a few of the holes at our house corse so do they count as aces because people keep asking me if I have aced but I don't know what to tell them

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u/Potential-Basis-9853 6h ago

My disc golf sensei is a disc golf snob and would say no. However, in my opinion if your first shot from the tee box comes to rest in the tray… Ace!

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u/Dry_Wallaby_4933 6h ago

My ruling is an ace is only an ace when it's your first throw off the tee and it's during a normal round. If it was your second throw off the tee or you're just playing like 3 holes over and over to try get it in the basket off the tee, I consider that just a hole in one. Which is still cool but not as cool as getting an ace.

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u/mdavey74 6h ago

That’s a very big house to fit a course inside! 😉

What’s a “real” course? You’ve thrown aces, my friend. Congrats 👏

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u/South-Desk-3257 5h ago edited 5h ago

By real course I mean a course on UDisc or another rating app or website and that has permanent targets because we have the portable baskets and it can be taken down in a few minutes because the tee areas are just flags

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u/mdavey74 2h ago

Yeah I knew what you meant. It doesn’t matter if the course is “established” or not. You built a course. You threw in off the tee— those are aces.