Explore the collection
Discover objects, photographs, archives, and stories preserving the invention, artistry, competition, and communities of flying-disc history.
More than 1,200 historical items
The museum preserves landmark objects including original Frisbie pie tins, the Flyin’ Saucer, the Pluto Platter, Ken Climo’s first disc golf bag, tournament material, photographs, publications, artwork, equipment, and personal archives.
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Preserving flying-disc history in remarkable detail
Our photography studio is creating high-quality images that reveal fine details, support research, and preserve access to historic material. New collection records and discoveries will be added as objects are photographed, researched, and documented.
A growing public resource
This online collection is being developed alongside the museum’s Major Exhibits, Special Exhibitions, research projects, and preservation work in Clearwater, Florida. Visit nationaldiscgolfmuseum.com for museum information, exhibitions, events, and news.