The National Disc Golf Museum is building a collection worthy of the sport’s remarkable history. We welcome conversations about significant objects, photographs, records, and stories that can deepen the public record.
Stories we are eager to preserve
- Foundational players, promoters, clubs, and governing organizations.
- Course development, target design, rules, and tournament history.
- Disc and equipment design, manufacturing, branding, and retail.
- Women’s, junior, masters, adaptive, regional, and international histories.
- Photography, film, broadcast, journalism, statistics, and digital culture.
- Personal papers and organizational archives that preserve context and decision-making.
Help an object tell its full story
The most valuable historical gifts unite material with context. Names, dates, locations, ownership history, photographs, original labels, related documents, and personal recollections can transform an object into exceptional evidence.
Begin a conversation
If you care for material connected with flying-disc history, call the museum to share an overview. Please keep original groupings and labels together and contact us before delivering or shipping materials.