01 / FIRST ROUNDTHE COMPETITION
Singles match play.
Face a player from the opposing team and compete hole by hole in match play. Win more holes than your opponent to take the singles matchup and earn a point for your team.
Bring your best game. Looking ahead to the 2027–28 season
FUN. FELLOWSHIP. DISC GOLF.Coastal Carolina Team Clash · Future expansionYOUR AREA.
YOUR TEAM.
YOUR CLASH.
Start with competitive singles match play, battling head-to-head, hole by hole. Gather for an amazing potluck meal provided by the home team. Then team up with friends for doubles stroke play, where the lowest total score wins. That's a Clash matchday: great competition, even better fellowship.
SINGLES MATCH PLAY→SHARE A POTLUCK→DOUBLES STROKE PLAY
New areas cannot join the current season. Connect now to prepare for next year.
8Competing teams
214Active players
20Matches on the season schedule
MEALSServed and shared on matchday
2026–27 season · Player count verified November 6, 2026 · Five rounds on the published schedule
The Clash matchday format
COMPETE. BREAK BREAD. PLAY TOGETHER.
A Clash matchday has its own rhythm: competitive singles match play, an incredible home-team potluck, then doubles stroke play with friends. Here's how the day unfolds.
02 / BETWEEN ROUNDSTHE FELLOWSHIP
Amazing potluck meal.
The home team provides a potluck meal for everyone. Both teams gather to eat, share stories, laugh, and get to know the people they're competing against.
Good food. Better company.03 / FINAL ROUNDTHE FUN
Doubles stroke play.
Finish with a friend in doubles stroke play, competing for the lowest total score. Each doubles win earns points for the team, while playing together adds a fun, social side to the competition.
Win together. Have fun together.Fun. Fellowship. Disc Golf.
MORE THAN A MATCH. IT'S A DAY TOGETHER.
Come ready to compete. Stay to share a table with the other team. Finish the day playing alongside your friends. It's the mix of rivalry and friendship that makes the Clash special.
THE CLASH EXPERIENCE HEAD TO HEAD
RIPTIDE
NINJASYOUR TEAM COULD BE NEXT
A competitive league with a community spiritPLAY HARD.
PLAY HARD.
HAVE FUN.
Singles match play brings head-to-head intensity. The home team's potluck gives everyone a chance to connect. Doubles stroke play closes the day alongside friends.
Throughout the season, teams follow matchups, results, standings, and stories—but the real reward is the community built between rounds and across the table.
Next season starts with you
BRING THE CLASH TO YOUR AREA.
The 2026–27 season is already underway. Bring your friends together now, follow the fun, and get ready to build your own Clash community for possible participation in 2027–28.
01
Join the conversation
Join our Facebook group to meet the community, follow results, and see what the league is all about.
02
Build local interest
Talk with potential captains, players, and course hosts in your area. A strong local group starts well before opening day.
03
Watch this season
Follow current matchdays and learn the competition format, rules, and expectations for hosting.
04
Prepare for next year
When team registration opens for the next season, interested groups can seek consideration through the official process.
Good to know
QUESTIONS BEFORE YOU START?
Building your team
18
Players on matchday
Each team has 18 designated playing positions, with up to 16 men (including two players age 50+) and two positions reserved for women. Additional women can participate.
Maximum standard season roster
25 men4 women
Additional women may be rostered beyond the four standard women's spots.The larger season roster helps teams cover player availability from match to match. You don't need a complete group just to start planning—find a captain, gather interested players, and follow the league while preparing for next season.
These are the current season's roster guidelines. Requirements for 2027–28 will be confirmed when registration opens.Can a new area join this season?
No. The current 2026–27 season is underway. The earliest opportunity for a new team or community to be considered is next season, 2027–28.
Does joining the Facebook group register a team?
No. The Facebook group is a place to connect and prepare. Official registration and any team approvals happen through the league's published process.
What should a potential team prepare?
Start with an interested captain, a group of committed players, and a course where your team may be able to host matches. Final requirements and participation decisions rest with the commissioners.
Fun. Fellowship. Disc Golf.THE BEST PART OF THE CLASH?
THE BEST PART OF THE CLASH?
THE PEOPLE YOU SHARE IT WITH.
Singles match play, a home-team potluck, and doubles stroke play with friends. Bring your community together for the next season of fun, fellowship, and disc golf.
Interest is welcome now. Participation in a future season is subject to registration, approval, and league capacity.