FLEX Disc Golf Reviews
Play countless disc golf courses throughout the world, find lost discs or buy new ones, and learn new throws and styles! Experience realistic gameplay while being surrounded by highly detailed nature.
App ID | 2613960 |
App Type | GAME |
Developers | Sidewalk Game Studios |
Publishers | Sidewalk Game Studios |
Categories | Single-player |
Genres | Casual, Simulation, Early Access, Sports |
Release Date | 12 Oct, 2023 |
Platforms | Windows |
Supported Languages | English |

27 Total Reviews
25 Positive Reviews
2 Negative Reviews
Mostly Positive Score
FLEX Disc Golf has garnered a total of 27 reviews, with 25 positive reviews and 2 negative reviews, resulting in a ‘Mostly Positive’ overall score.
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Recent Steam Reviews
This section displays the 10 most recent Steam reviews for the game, showcasing a mix of player experiences and sentiments. Each review summary includes the total playtime along with the number of thumbs-up and thumbs-down reactions, clearly indicating the community's feedback
Playtime:
538 minutes
I really like his game. love the free roaming in between holes. very fun realistic game for someone who actually disc golfs.
there are things that needs to be fixed or added.
there is not drive range, it shows it has a drive range option but its not playable.
You can get stuck in nothing and have to jump a bunch to get free. Your disc can hit nothing or a tiny twig and fly off course dramatically.
the scoreboard at the end is not able to be read because the games controls are still on and the only way to start the controls on the scoreboard is if you push Esc, but that closes the whole thing and goes back to main menu
2 of my disc disappeared out of my bag. Had to buy them again.
I would like it if we could pick more players and could buy them clothes and disc bags. Maybe buy a rangefinder in game to get a better view of where the pin is. I think a practice yard where you can buy and place your own basket and trees/ bushes would be very cool too.
i noticed the demo lets you walk around the shop but the real game doesn't. the shop just opens a menu of discs to buy
eventually if it could get a multiplayer mode where you can play with random people in these courses and even walk around with them.
Tournaments would be a great addition as well.
my final thing, I really wish the chain sound was louder. its disappointing slamming a disc in the hole and hearing nothing
all in all its fun and one of the best disc golf games I've played It has a lot of potential to be amazing. I'm looking forward to see where it goes.
👍 : 0 |
😃 : 0
Positive
Playtime:
174 minutes
The game certainly needs a lot of work!
The UI is awful—barely readable in the main menu, making it difficult to even see what the options are.
Then there's the gameplay. Oh boy.
The aiming line is absolutely terrible. The game doesn’t explain what the "throw meters" do—one seems to be for distance, and the other for power (?). There’s no real sense of how far or high your throw will go. No indication, no feedback—nothing. You’re left guessing, hoping to magically hit the meters perfectly by pure luck.
Worse, I get different results in my throws even when using the same disc with the same distance and power. It makes no sense.
Then there's the backhand/forehand issue. Characters automatically go for a backhand even when you choose a forehand.
The maps are a mess—too many trees. And speaking of trees, the disc will hit every single one because the hitboxes are massive. Even when it looks like you're nowhere near a tree, there's a high chance you'll bounce off it or get stuck.
For a game where precision is supposed to be key, these issues are unacceptable. There's also no way to properly view the course except for a quick flyover when entering a tee pad, and even that doesn’t always happen. Once you're on the course, you're on your own.
Then the game screws you over in a special way. Let’s say you're playing a hole with a par of 4, and you reach the basket in 2 throws. The game automatically gives you a par because of a green circle around the basket that ends your attempt. So, you can’t even putt from close range.
Fast travel is buggy—sometimes buttons don’t work, or you can’t throw at all and have to abandon the game.
Then there’s the money system, which makes no sense. I have no idea how earnings are calculated. Sometimes I get $1 for completing a hole, sometimes $4. XP is just as random—sometimes 5-10XP, sometimes 0, and other times 50XP.
Bought discs have disappeared. I couldn’t select certain discs (putter, midrange, fairway, driver), meaning I wasted in-game currency and had to restart.
Oh, and some achievements seem to be broken (for example, playing on different courses doesn't register).
At this point, I have nothing positive to say—except that it is a disc golf game. Yay.
👍 : 3 |
😃 : 0
Negative