Here is a look at the stats, highlights, and player activity at Fort Tuthill DGC for the month of September 2026! 📊✨
📈 Monthly Overview & Player Stats
- ⛳ Total Rounds: 837 (8,260 YTD | +18% YoY)
- 👥 Total Players: 364 (2,105 YTD | +15% YoY)
- 🆕 First-Time Players: 5 (88 YTD | -25% YoY)
- ⏱️ Hours Played: 1,432 hours (13,836 YTD)
- 🥾 Distance Walked: 1,641 miles (15,971 mi YTD)
- 👟 Steps Taken: 3,634,042 steps (35,216,303 YTD)
🏆 Most Active Disc Golfers
Shoutout to the top players who logged the most rounds on the course this September! 🙌
- 🥇 @toomanytrees – 17 rounds
- 🥈 @djtownson – 10 rounds
- 🥉 @bryantbee – 10 rounds
📅 Busiest Day: September 26th with 83 rounds recorded!
🔥 Hot Rounds (Best Round Ratings)
- 🥇 @moran19 – 303
- 🥈 @codi21wood – 288
- 🥉 @tylerwnstn – 277
📊 Scoring Spread
Out of 12,806 total holes played in September, here is how the scores broke down:
- 🐦 Birdies: 2,134 (17%)
- ⚖️ Pars: 6,375 (50%)
- ⚠️ Bogeys: 3,166 (25%)
- 🎯 Total Aces (Hole-in-Ones): 7 🎉
📅 Leagues & Events
- 🏆 Events Hosted: 6 (45 YTD | +61% YoY)
- 👥 Unique Event Players: 52 (169 YTD | -15% YoY)
- 🔥 Busiest Event Day: September 25th (32 rounds)
🌍 Visitor & Travel Highlights
Fort Tuthill DGC welcomed disc golfers visiting from across the country and around the world this month!
- 🌎 Visiting States/Regions (22 total): Including Colorado, California, Wisconsin, Tennessee, and more!
- ✈️ Visiting Countries: Sweden 🇸🇪
So far in 2026, players have traveled from 47 states/regions and 8 countries to play Fort Tuthill DGC! 🗺️
🏞️ Course Rankings & Nearby Courses
Course Rankings by Play Count:
- 🏜️ Arizona: 1st (vs. 2nd last month) 👑
- 🇺🇸 United States: 190th (vs. 126th last month)
- 🌐 World: 327th (vs. 277th last month)
Most Played Nearby Courses (Total Rounds):
- 📍 McPherson Park: 810 rounds
- 📍 Thorpe Park: 372 rounds
- 📍 Northern Arizona University: 361 rounds
💡 Spotlight: Using Impact Reports for Real Course Upgrades 🛠️
Have you shared the impact of disc golf at Fort Tuthill DGC yet?
Organizers at White Spruce in Ontario, Canada, presented their annual fact sheet to Brampton’s Parks and Recreation department. The numbers helped convince the department to invest in the course’s long tee pads, upgrading them from worn-out rubber mats to well-constructed turf tees!
“They didn’t realize how much traffic we actually get through the course and were extremely excited to help us,” said White Spruce Course Ambassador Wesley William Watt.
Communicating these outcomes to local players is key—after learning how UDisc data drives course improvements, more club members signed up to track their play and support future city collaborations. 📊🙌
Got feedback, ideas for new stats, or a local success story to share? Drop a comment below or reach out to the course team! 📬
