Things You'll Need:
- Tennis shoes
- Sweat shirt
- Raincoat
- Suntan lotion
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Step 1
Wear tennis shoes or other athletic footwear when you hit the disc golf course. Resist the temptation to wear flip-flops. Teeing off involves taking running steps and wet feet and flip-flops are a recipe for disaster. You may also find yourself chasing discs into the water or up trees where flip-flops will be a hindrance.
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Step 2
Wear loose fitting, athletic clothes. Tee shirts and shorts are totally acceptable on the Frisbee golf course.
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Step 3
Leave the designer clothes at home. If you're taking someone disc golfing on a date, make sure to tell her ahead of time so she knows to wear clothes that can get dirty.
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Step 4
Wear a hat or sunglasses to prevent damage to your eyes.
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Step 5
Wear sunscreen to protect your skin from burning.
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Step 6
Dress in layers. It may be chilly in the morning when you start but as the day progresses you'll warm up and may want to take off a sweatshirt. If you start late in the day, bring something warm to put on when it cools down.
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Step 7
Wear your disc golf bag. This is where you'll keep your discs, towel, sunscreen, clothes and other items you may need. Do not leave your bag unattended on the course.
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Step 8
Bring a small umbrella with you in case of a sudden downpour and always check the weather report.
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Step 9
Check for dress code requirements if you are playing in a tournament.
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Step 10
Wear something that makes a statement about who you are. Disc golf has none of the airs and pretensions of traditional golf.
