Disc Golf UK

Disc Golf UK is one of the leading disc golf companies in Britain, dedicated to growing the sport across the UK through course development, disc manufacturing, and community support.

They have designed and installed over 125 disc golf courses throughout the country, offering complete solutions including baskets, tee pads, signage, and ongoing support. Their premium baskets, known as the DGUK Castles, are manufactured in the UK and are available in both permanent and portable models.

In addition to course services, Disc Golf UK produces its own line of discs, with molds like The Duke, The Duchess, and The Baron. These discs are made locally and are available individually or as part of beginner-friendly starter sets. They also offer bags and other accessories to support new and experienced players alike.

Disc Golf UK is committed to making disc golf more accessible by providing educational resources, course directories, and sponsorships for events and clubs. With their all-in-one approach, they’ve become a trusted name for growing disc golf in Britain.

Disc Golf UK is a disc golf company based in Britain that actually makes its own discs—a rare thing these days. While most brands are busy shipping molds across oceans, DGUK is molding plastic on home turf.

Their disc lineup is small but mighty:

The Duke – A beefy, overstable midrange with a wide diameter and a stiff upper lip. Perfect for windy days, flex shots, or letting your forehand know who’s boss.

The Baron – A stable midrange with a smooth, straight flight and a gentle fade. Great for approach shots and tunnel flights where you need control but don’t want to throw like a maniac.

The Count – A dependable fairway driver that flies straight with a clean finish. If you’re tired of discs that either turn and burn or fade like a drama queen, the Count brings balance to your bag.

They don’t make putters (yet), but what they do make feels solid and flies true.

And of course, you’ll find the lowest prices on Disc Golf UK Discs right here at DiscountDiscGolf.com—because who wants to pay full price for royalty?