The Disc Golf Tour

Welcome to The Disc Golf Tour!

Get ready for an adventure that combines the best of two worlds: Disc Golf and Geocaching! This 10-cache series is designed to bring these vibrant communities together. Don’t be overwhelmed by the information—embrace the challenge! If you’re just here for a quick find, the next section is for you. But for those who dare to take on the full series, amazing rewards await!

Flare

At least one in the series had to be a nice, easy PnG, right?! “Flare” is the perfect name for this cache, fitting both the course and its location. Enjoy this breezy find, but don’t get too comfortable — some of the others won’t come this fast!

Series Details

The Disc Golf Tour series will be a difficult challenge to complete due to the spread of courses which are amongst my most played. The 10 disc golf courses span across Denver and CO Springs area, approximately a 50-100 mile radius. All of the caches are 3D printed and look the same albeit custom made for each location. Finding one from the series will help you know what to look for on the remaining tour. Small TBs may work their way into this cache, however they are truly designed to contain logs only. Tweezers may come in handy!

I know, you want to hear about the prizes. Well, first of all, each cache will feature a FTF prize, but I know that is not exciting enough for the rest of the community. Thus, if you complete The Disc Golf Tour by finding all 10 caches, you'll be rewarded with a custom 3D printed disc golf mini and geocoin! Each cache in the series will also award you with an unofficial Geocaching Souvenir. Yes, unfortunately I did say unofficial. I tried to work with HQ to automatically post the souvenirs to your profile, but they currently do not offer that customizable service. On a monthly basis, I will email the souvenirs out to everyone who wants them.

I will be checking physical logs at milestones that warrant 3D prints to be made. So make sure you physically sign the logs if you want your rewards! Please also be patient with me when getting your rewards. The souvenirs are instantaneous, but since I custom print the minis and geocoins, these can take some time to design and print. Images will give you a better understanding of why they're not made in batches. They have your username!

The Caches/Courses

In alphabetical order here are course names and links to the cache pages.

Aviary - Nest
Cottonwood Creek - Whisper
Prickly Pines - Thorn
Rampart - Fortress
Rockin' the Rails! - Locomotion

Rhyolite - Flare
Sandcreek - Rustic
Widefield - Vista
Westfork - Branch
Matney - Grove

Rhyolite

A solid 18-hole course with great use of elevation and a mix of holes to challenge all skill levels.

The Prizes!

First To Find

Front Model

Back Model

Front Print

Back Print

Completed Tour

Custom Mini Rendition

Geocoin

What is Disc Golf (DG)?!!

Explaination

Disc golf is an exhilarating outdoor sport where players throw a flying disc into a series of elevated metal baskets, aiming to complete each hole in the fewest throws possible. Imagine the thrill of traditional golf, but with frisbees! It’s a game of skill, strategy, and fun, played on courses that weave through parks, forests, and open fields. Whether you’re sinking a long putt or navigating around trees, disc golf offers a unique blend of physical activity and mental challenge, perfect for all ages and fitness levels.

Etiquette and Rules

The following key etiquette and rules will keep you geocachers safe and give respect to disc golfers:

Stay Clear of Fairways: I will never hide geocaches in the direct lines of disc golf play. Avoid disc golf fairways and baskets. Unless of course you are trying out some disc golf yourself!
Be Aware of Your Surroundings: Always be mindful of disc golfers around you. If you see someone preparing to throw, wait until they have finished before moving through the area.
Respect the Course: Do not disturb or alter the disc golf course in any way. This includes not moving baskets, tee markers, or any other course equipment.
Communicate Politely: If you need to cross a fairway or approach a basket to find a geocache, politely inform the disc golfers and ask for their permission. Most players will appreciate the courtesy.
Follow Park Rules: Adhere to all park rules and regulations, including those specific to the disc golf course. This ensures a positive experience for everyone using the park.
Invite Disc Golfers to Join the Fun: Encourage disc golfers to learn about geocaching and give it a try. Share how geocaching can add an extra layer of adventure to their disc golf experience, combining the thrill of the hunt with their love for the outdoors. This can foster a sense of community and mutual respect between both activities.

Fun Facts

Check out these fun facts that might help bridge the gap between these two communities:

TOTT: Did you know disc golfers often have their own telescoping retrievers to grab lost discs? Perhaps you can ask to borrow it for the high unreachable caches in this series!
Outdoor Adventures: Both activities let you explore nature and discover new places.
Community Spirit: Both have passionate communities that love sharing tips and stories.
Treasure Hunts: Geocaching is a real-world treasure hunt, and disc golf feels like one with each hole presenting a new challenge.
Skill and Strategy: Both require a mix of skill and strategy to succeed.
Family-Friendly Fun: Perfect for all ages, making them great for family outings.

FTF Shout Out/Story!

Congrats to TBD for FTF!! Story Here

Good Luck on Your Disc Golf Tour!