Championship Disc Golf

CHAINFLIGHTCedar Ridge · 9 Holes · Par 29

Grab a disc, wind up, and let it fly. Every throw reads your real hand speed, wrist angle and spin — hyzer, anhyzer, nose angle and all.

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Round Setup

Cedar Ridge Championship — nine holes across meadow, pine and creek. Settings save to this device.

Course

LayoutHow many holes you play this round

WindAffects flight — read the tee windsock

DifficultyAssistance level — never changes the physics itself

Player

Throwing handSets the throwing controller, bag side and wrist HUD

DistancesPrimary unit shown on signs and HUD

Throw assistShort predicted flight line while holding a disc

How to Play

Everything is on the Touch controllers — or on your bare hands, which are detected automatically. Mappings below are for right-handed play; in left-handed mode the two hands swap roles.

Throwing hand · Right

GripHold to grab & keep the disc, release to throw

TriggerSelect menu items, confirm

AWalk to your lie / confirm

BQuick menu · long press recenters

StickSnap or smooth turn

Stick clickToggle teleport ↔ smooth move

Off hand · Left

GripGrab and reposition a floating panel

TriggerSelect menu items

XScorecard

YDisc bag

StickTeleport aim (or smooth move)

Stick clickHole info & course beacon

Wrist HUD

ShowTurn your off-hand palm toward your face

ShowsHole, par, throws, distance, wind, disc

Hand tracking

DetectedPut the controllers down — hands take over automatically

FistTake and hold the disc; open your hand to throw

PinchClick menus; pinch and point to teleport

Wrist chipsTurn your off palm up, poke Bag / Card / Menu

Your first hole

Press Y to open the bag, then trigger a disc — it drops into your throwing hand.
Squeeze grip to hold it. Rotate your wrist to set the angle: tilt the outside edge down for hyzer, up for anhyzer.
Swing and let go of grip. Release speed, direction, wrist tilt and spin are all read from your real motion.
Watch it fly. Nose down carries; nose up stalls and climbs. Wind matters.
Press A to walk to your lie once the disc settles, then throw again.
Putt from close range with a gentle push — the chains grab a centred disc and spit out a bad one.
Holed out? Your score appears, then take the path to the next tee.

Settings

Applied immediately and stored on this device. Quality presets are manual — headset detection is unreliable, so pick what feels smooth.

Comfort & Locomotion

MovementRoom-scale walking always works regardless

TurningThrowing-hand thumbstick, left / right

Snap angleDegrees per flick

Turn / move speedFor smooth turning and smooth movement

1.00×

Comfort fadeBrief dip to black when you relocate

Player Height

Height modeAuto measures your headset on entry; Manual forces the value below

Standing eye heightUsed when the headset reports no floor, or in Manual mode

1.70 m

Height trimNudge up or down at any time

+0.00 m

Hand colourTracked hands, when your headset supports them

Visual

Quality presetPerformance suits Quest 2 · Balanced is default

Render scaleXR framebuffer scale — raise carefully

1.00×

Dynamic shadowsSun shadows near the player

Vegetation densityGrass clumps and undergrowth

Flight trailRibbon behind the disc in flight

ParticlesImpacts, splashes, pollen, celebrations

Audio

Master

80%

Effects

90%

AmbienceWind, forest, distant birds

55%

Gameplay & Accessibility

Throw telemetryCompact speed / spin / angle readout after release

Wind indicatorCompass arrow on the wrist HUD

HapticsController rumble on grab, release and chains

OB penaltyWater and out-of-bounds add a stroke

High-contrast UISolid panels, brighter text, thicker outlines

Large HUD textBigger type on every in-world panel

CHAINFLIGHTCedar Ridge · 9 Holes · Par 29

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