eurodisc® Double Disc Court
DDC is frisbee in tight quarters: 2 against 2, two discs in the air at once, precise throws, lightning-fast reactions and plenty of teamwork.
2 vs 2 Outdoor & Indoor First to 21 points Official competition sport
What is DDC?
DDC is one of the fastest and most tactically demanding frisbee disciplines: two teams of two players compete simultaneously with two discs.
The goal is to land your disc in the opponent's zone without it being caught, while defending your own zone at the same time. The game can be played outdoors and indoors and demands precision, speed and teamwork in equal measure.
Every throw counts. The disc must land exactly in the zone to score a point.
Two discs in play at once: attack and defence run in parallel with no break.
Who throws, who catches, who covers? Communication and trust decide the game.
Court & Rules
A clear setup and a few key rules: DDC is quick to learn and hard to master.
The Court
Standard court: 13.4 m wide × 18.3 m long. Two team zones, marked with lines.
The disc may only be touched and played with one hand at a time.
If the disc touches the ground, it counts as a point or fault depending on which zone it lands in.
After catching or touching the disc, it must be thrown again within 3 seconds.
Both teams play at the same time: attack and defence run in parallel with both discs in play.
Scoring
Scoring is straightforward: your team scores when the opponent fails to control the disc.
Point for you
End of game
Equipment
DDC requires little but the right things. Here is the complete checklist for your first session.
Enough room for the court (13.4 × 18.3 m) plus some buffer around the edges for safe movement.
Outdoor IndoorFlat, approx. 23 cm diameter. For competition use the Wham-O DDC, the official tournament disc.
RequiredComfortable, flexible clothing and shoes with good grip, especially important for quick changes of direction.
RequiredDon't forget sunscreen and plenty of water, especially during longer sessions outside.
OutdoorCheck for a non-slip floor and sufficient ceiling height. Court shoes with good lateral stability are recommended.
IndoorLine tape, cones or chalk to mark the zones. Anything that makes the boundaries clear will work.
Outdoor IndoorProducts
Recommended for competition and serious training: the Wham-O DDC, the official tournament disc for Double Disc Court.
Official
The official competition disc for Double Disc Court: flat, precise, proven.
Get the disc, mark out the court and get started with three friends.
