Discgolf is a sport that combines elements of traditional golf with flying discs, commonly known as frisbees. Players aim to throw a disc from a designated tee area towards a target, usually a metal basket with hanging chains. The objective is to complete the course in the fewest number of throws. Courses typically consist of 9 to 18 holes, each with varying distances and obstacles. Players take turns throwing their discs, following the same rules as golf, such as out-of-bounds areas and penalties for certain infractions. Discgolf is enjoyed by people of all ages and skill levels, promoting outdoor activity and friendly competition.