Frolf Bot Docs

Frolf Bot is a club disc golf app for rounds, tags, challenges, imports, leaderboards, handicaps, and account identity — plus putting leagues and seasonal betting where a club enables them. The app is the main place to play and manage your club. Discord can be added when a club wants slash commands, event posts, direct messages (DMs), and server discovery.

If you need help, feature support, or setup guidance, join the Frolf Bot support server.

Pick your path

Join a club

Club access guide

Start a club

Create a club from the app, become the owner, and invite players with join codes.

Start here

Add Discord

Install the bot later for Discord commands, setup channels, native events, and reaction signup.

Discord setup

What you can do in the app

Create, edit, delete, RSVP to, and score rounds
Score rounds hole-by-hole in real time with live scorecards, cards/groupings, peer scoring, Wolf format, and Stableford lenses
Share any live round as a public watch link so anyone can follow along — no account needed
Save active rounds for offline total-score entry and sync later
Open and manage tag challenges
Import scorecards from UDisc (a popular disc-golf scorecard app), upload scorecard files, review imports, backfill historical rounds, and attach Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) references where your role allows it
Claim tags and follow the live leaderboard
Manage linked Discord and Google sign-in providers
Set UDisc identity for scorecard matching
Create club invite codes from /account as an editor or admin
Track your handicap index and see net scores on handicap-enabled rounds
Play in putting leagues — check in, score live, and follow season standings — when your club enables League Night
Use seasonal betting when a club admin has enabled it

Account and club roles

Role	What it can do
Owner	Created the club, controls top-level club ownership, and can enable optional club features such as League Night.
Admin	Manage seasons, setup, betting access, imports, and admin tools for the active club.
Editor	Help manage players, invite codes, score/import review, and round corrections.
Player	Join rounds, submit scores, claim tags, open challenges, import personal scorecards, and use enabled club features.

Active club matters. If you belong to multiple clubs, the app scopes rounds, invites, admin tools, betting, and leaderboard data to your selected active club.

Discord is optional

Discord-linked clubs can use /frolf-setup, /dashboard, /createround, /createcasualround, /startround, /eventscomingup, /challenge, /claimtag, /set-udisc-name, /invite, /season, /league, /bet, and Discord event cards. Those are integration surfaces, not prerequisites for using the app.

Server installation and player onboarding are separate:

Players can sign in with Discord or Google and join or create a club in the app.
Editors and admins can create invite codes from /account.
A Discord server admin can install the bot and run /frolf-setup if the club wants Discord commands and posts.

Sections

Start Here — primary onboarding paths for players and club founders
Club Access — invite-code joins, club creation, roles, active club behavior, and Discord requirements
Account & Identity — linked providers, UDisc identity, Discord identity, and invite codes
Rounds — app and Discord round workflows
Challenges — app and Discord challenge management
Scoring & Imports — score entry, live scorecard, hole-by-hole, Wolf, Stableford, UDisc import, scorecard files, backfill, PDGA attach, and points
Spectating — public watch links, real-time scorecard view, and guest score entry
Handicaps & Net Scores — your rolling handicap index and net scoring on handicap rounds
Tags & Leaderboard — tag claims, leaderboard, and seasons
Putting Leagues — league nights, live scoring, divisions, doubles, side games, and season stats
League Payouts — buy-ins, prize splits, and cash settlement
Betting — seasonal markets, wallets, odds, and payouts
Admin Reference — club admin tools and Discord setup commands
Discord Setup — optional bot install, /frolf-setup, reaction signup, and Discord discovery
Discord Commands — current slash command reference