Tag:leisure=disc_golf_course

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leisure = disc_golf_course
Description
A place to play disc golf. Show/edit corresponding data item.
Group: leisure
Used on these elements
may be used on nodesshould not be used on waysmay be used on areas (and multipolygon relations)may be used on relations
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Status: de factoPage for proposal

A disc golf course is a course to play [W] Disc golf, also known as frolf or frisbee golf.

Disc golf is a sport in which players throw a disc at a target; it is played using rules similar to golf, usually played on a course with 9 or 18 "holes". Players complete a hole by throwing a disc from a tee area toward a basket, throwing again from where the previous throw landed, until the disc lands in the basket. Most disc golf courses are built in semi-natural environments, such as the edges of a park or other recreational areas and do not have a dedicated area like golf courses.

How to map

Disc golf courses often lack a clearly defined area, unlike a regular leisure=golf_course.

Basic

Add a node near the first hole or near the course map sign, and tag it with all relevant course information like leisure=disc_golf_course, name=*,

Detailed

Map each hole as way with disc_golf=hole. Each hole should also include:

  • ref=* to indicate the hole number (e.g. "1","2", etc.)
  • par=* for the number of throws expected to complete the hole
  • For courses with multiple layouts (e.g. a 9-hole layout within an 18-hole course), use ref:9hole=*, ref:layout_a=* or similar keys to distinguish them.

Map the tee and the basket for each hole:

Add elements to a relation:

Tags to use in combination

Features within a disc golf course

For details on how to map/tag features refer to their specific pages.

You can see in the table below, or by referring to , there are several keys without an associated page. The undocumented features are subject to a current proposal in development to flesh out the proper tag set and usage.

Applies to all features:

Map Illustration Key
Feature Element Description Number
hole way A hole is represented by a way along the standard playing path from the tee to the green. Should include ref=* to indicate which hole this is. 1
tee node An area where play begins on a golf hole. 2
basket node Ending point of a disc golf hole. 3
mando area node way (Optional) An object (or line) that must be passed on a specific side. Sometimes used to mark the plane that has to be passed instead. 4
out_of_bounds way (Optional) A line or area that must not be touched or crossed with the disc. 5
fairway area (Optional) An area between the tee and basket. Usually comprising clearings, meadows etc). 6
island area (Optional) Area around the basket that is exclusively in bounds. 7
drop_zone area node (Optional) Dedicated location from which players resume playing after making an error such as not correctly passing a mando. 8
putting node (not implemented) Practice area. Alternative is 'putt_range' or 'putt_training'
dropbox node (not implemented) Location of lost and found.
clubhouse area The building dedicated as a clubhouse. Always tag building=* for the building itself.

Common mapping pitfalls

Similar tags

Examples

See also