What is Frisbee

• Disc Sports From Discraft, who manufacture the products - Ultimate and Frestyle Frisbee. A court layout for Ultimate is shown
• Frisbee Links around the World from FFINDR- a free online ressource that helps finding any kind of Frisbee-related information. Furthermore FFindr aims to become the ultimate one-stop solution for organising and managing Frisbee tournaments and events online.
• Other sports you can use Frisbee for from Spinningbees - for developing children's basic skills, such as throwing accurately. Bowling and Baseball are described ...

The History of Frisbee

• History Timeline for Flying Discs Shows the key dates, developments, developers and events
• History of the Frisbee From Inventors.About. Did it really evolve from pie tins provided by The Frisbie Baking Company (1871-1958) of Bridgeport, Connecticut, made pies that were sold to many New England colleges? Hungry college students soon discovered that the empty pie tins could be tossed and caught, providing endless hours of game and sport.
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Frisbee Equipment

• How a Frisbee is manufactured Covers history, design, raw materials and manufacture
• How are Frisbees made? History of the manufacture of frisbees from answers.com. It includes a long list of games played with a frisbee

Frisbee Science

• Aerodynamics of the Frisbee From Inventors.About.
• Physics of Flying Discs From Answers.com. A flying disc can fly through the air because of its shape, weight, initial direction of throw, and spin. The successful flight of a particular disc is determined by these variables as well as others such as deformation. Useful diagrams explain the science.

Double Disc Court (DDC)

This is played by two teams of two players each. It’s kind of like space-aged tennis with each team defending a court from the attack of the opponents. The attacks are made in two ways: by the throwing of one of two discs into the opponents’ court, having the disc come to a rest within that court without ever having touched out-of-bounds, or by causing both discs to be touched by a player or players on the opposing team the same time. A team scores a point whenever they make a successful attack or whenever an opponent throws a disc out-of-bounds. From Frisbee Disc

• Double Disc Court explained by Catch The Spirit. It includes a schematic diagram, scoring and a video of play
• Double Disc Court Overview Covers the basics, strategy and play
• Double Disc Court play - video From U-Tube. Get a good feel for the sport
• How to Play Double Disc Court a pdf file which includes court dimensions, from Frisbee Disc

Guts

Guts is a sport played between two teams of one to five players each. The objective is to be the first team to score 21 points. To start play, each team lines up facing each other 14 m apart. Play is accomplished by a player attempting to throw the disc toward or at the opposing team and within the reach of at least 1 player of that team, in such a manner that the opposing team cannot make a clean catch. Scoring is contingent on the success or failure of the throwing team. A good throw, without a catch, results in a point for the throwing team and a bad throw results in a point for the receiving team. From GutsFrisbee.com

• Guts overview from Wikipedia The game, history, variations (Slobberguts, Flutterguts, Dodge Disc)
• Guts rulebook from the World Flying Disc Association.
• Guts rulebook from the World Flying Disc Association.
• How to Play Guts Frisbee From e-How. A series of videos by Ryan Scott is a member of the United States Guts Players Assoc. (USGPA)
• History of Guts Frisbee From the USPGA. "In 1958, two brothers, Boots and John Healy, discovered a "Pluto Platter" in a store in Minneapolis. It was passed about the family until Tim and Mary Healy and several friends began tossing it around on July 4, 1958. By the end of the day, the game of Guts was invented-two teams of five players stand fourteen meters (fifteen yards) apart and throw the Frisbee (less than vertical and within reach) to be caught by the other team with one hand......"
• History of the pro disc with a Guts emphasis from Buck, self appointed historian of GUTS frisbee
• 2008 WFDF World Ultimate and Guts Championships The WFDF World Ultimate & Guts Championships are currently held every 4 years. Qualifying events in each country typically occur in the year prior to the World Championships. In the summer of 2008, over 1600 athletes from 21 countries gathered in Vancouver, Canada for the WFDF 2008 World Ultimate & Guts Championships.
• International Youth Guts Frisbee Association on Facebook - join the community.
• United States Guts Frisbee Association The Pros, Tournaments Archives, Guts Community, Video Library

Organisational Bodies for Disc Sports

• Frisbee Freestyle Players Association The Freestyle Players Association (FPA), established in 1978, is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of freestyle disc play as a lifetime recreation and a competitive sport. The basic techiques of Freestyle Frisbee are presented together with how the performances are judged. History of Freestyle, results, events, players ....
• World Flying Disc Federation (WFDF) WFDF is made up of the National Organisations and Federations that govern their respective disc sports. and is responsible for hosting World Championships and developing the Rules of the Game for Ultimate, Guts, DDC, and Field Events

Frisbee Events

• Frisbee Tournaments around the World From FFindr

Play/Watch Frisbee in Singapore

• Singapore Frisbee Sports made up of a core group of passionate Frisbee enthusiasts who are looking to give back something to the game of Ultimate, who are working to establish Ultimate Frisbee in schools through their Frisbee Introduction Program (FIP) & by running annual Junior & Youth tournaments & leagues.

Play/Watch Frisbee in New Zealand