Disc Games Adapted From Non-disc Games
These games originated when the rules of another game were adjusted to use a flying disc in place of a ball.
| Game | Description |
|---|---|
| Dodge disc | a variation of dodgeball using a flying disc in place of the ball or balls |
| Guts | a team sport, similar to murderball |
| Crosbee | adapted from lacrosse, it is in many ways a cross between touch football and ultimate |
| 500 | Can also be played with a football or other ball. One player throws the disk to the other players and calls out a number between 0 and 500. The catcher wins that number of points, and the first player to earn 500 is the new thrower. |
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