Link Disc Golf helps you find the right setup for your home, venue, retail space, resort, or event without guessing what equipment you need.
START WITH YOUR SPACE
You don’t need a massive buildout to bring Link indoors. Tell us what kind of space you have, what you want people to do there, and how you plan to use it. We’ll point you toward the setup that makes the most sense.




The builder
The e-commerce store opens in September. Partner Packs are available for pre-order now.
The e-commerce store opens in September.Â
Partner Packs are available for pre-order now.
What do you need
Link Disc Golf requires a Windows PC or laptop with internet access.
Built For More Than One Kind of Space
Link Disc Golf is built for spaces that need flexibility. Restaurants can activate slower nights. Resorts can add a memorable guest experience. Retailers can give customers a reason to test, play, and stay longer. Teams can trade the usual outing for something more interactive.
FAQ
Four things: a Windows PC that meets the below minimum system requirements, a net to throw into, a supported disc sensor, and an external 5.0 USB Bluetooth adapter. Link currently works with GameProofer and Clic Interchangeable Systems.
PC Requirements:
Link is not currently available on Mac. To play Link, you’ll need a Gaming PC with these minimum specs:Â
You can play Link on any display! Our team has played Link at a Park, Airport, Hotel Room, Breweries – really anywhere with Power.
Yes — connect your PDGA membership to see your rating and other key information right inside Link.
Yes! We encourage everyone to run as many events as you want – the more creative, the more we can learn.
Discord is the best place for fast support from our community, or you can go to our YouTube channel for more detailed FAQs.
Link is committed to an open platform ecosystem for all sensors, manufacturers, and partners across the disc golf industry. While TechDisc has chosen not to make Link available to their users, our software remains fully open to integrating whenever they choose to prioritize that compatibility for their customers.
Like all Sim experiences, throwing into a Disc Golf Sim can take some getting used to. Here are a couple of tricks to speed up your learning curve:
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Throwing too close.
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In-game Disc Height is too low.
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Throw has too little spin or speed.