An exciting renovation is expanding the National Disc Golf Museum’s ability to tell the full story of flying-disc sport. The museum remains open as more than 1,000 square feet of displays gain richer timelines and new interpretive features.
More history in every exhibit
A collection of more than 1,200 historical items gives exhibit development extraordinary depth. Artifacts, photographs, research, and personal stories come together in displays that make relationships across generations easier to see and give pivotal people, innovations, and events the attention they deserve.
Featured exhibit directions
Flying-Disc Origins
The broad history of flying-disc play and the cultural movements that carried it forward.
Championships & Champions
Defining performances, major events, competitive change, and the people who elevated the game.
Florida & the Hall of Fame
Regional history and enduring contributions from the sport’s influential pioneers and leaders.
A new photography studio
The museum’s photography studio is producing museum-quality digital images that preserve surface detail, color, markings, and manufacturing evidence. The resulting archive will support research, exhibitions, publications, and online discovery.
A museum built for discovery
The renovation advances a larger vision: an active museum where preservation and scholarship never stand still, and where every visit can reveal another layer of the sport’s history.