Beacon Disc Golf
A stick-on disc tracker that beeps every ten seconds once switched on, with no app or pairing, sold in one-, three-, and six-packs.
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The businesses making disc trackers, QR recovery tags, and lost-and-found software for disc golf, and how the three approaches differ.
Audible beepers and Bluetooth locators stick to a disc and sound an alarm, so a throw lost in long grass, leaves, or woods can be walked to.
QR stickers and recovery apps let whoever finds a disc reach its owner without either side sharing contact details, then arrange a handoff or a posted return.
Software built for courses, shops, and clubs logs each disc handed in, notifies the owner by text, and tracks the claim through to pickup.
A stick-on disc tracker that beeps every ten seconds once switched on, with no app or pairing, sold in one-, three-, and six-packs.
A disc golf app built around lost and found, a buy-and-sell marketplace, and clubs, with round scoring, leaderboards, and events alongside them.
A lost-and-found database for disc golf shops and clubs that texts a player automatically when their disc is logged as found.
Lost-and-found software that courses use to log found discs, notify owners by text, and run claims and pickups from one dashboard.
A web app for cataloguing discs and tracking which bag each one is in, with a public lost-and-found library alongside it.
A free lost-and-found board for New Zealand and Australian disc golf that connects owners and finders without either side's contact details going public.
QR tags plus an app that connects a finder to a disc's owner through in-app chat, with prepaid shipping built in when meeting up is impractical.
A stick-on disc tracker that plays a melody once a preset timer runs out, sold as a water-resistant original and a lighter, longer-timer version.
QR stickers and an iOS and Android app that let whoever finds a disc notify its owner without either side sharing contact details.
An iPhone app pairing QR stickers and stamps for disc recovery with lost-and-found inventory tools aimed at course managers and pro shops.
A tracker under 3 grams that sticks to a disc and, after a countdown from a single button press, sounds an alarm loud enough to walk to.
An early-release web app for tracking rounds, managing a bag and adding courses, with QR codes for returning lost discs and an open API over the data.
A stick-on disc tracker paired to a phone app that sounds an alarm on demand to pinpoint a disc nearby.
A Norwegian disc-tagging service selling QR ID tags for recovering lost discs, paired with the Min Caddie app for bag advice.
Custom rubber stamps for marking a name, phone number, and PDGA number inside a disc's rim, sold with matching ink and cleaner.
A Swedish-made disc golf companion app for iPhone, iPad, and Android with a disc inventory, disc-centric scorecards and stats, bag evaluation, and a map-based lost and found for reporting missing discs.