Women in Disc Golf Survey
At Good Bird Disc Golf Apparel, we believe that growing women’s disc golf starts with listening to the voices of the players themselves. That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of the Good Bird Women in Disc Golf Survey, an annual effort designed to better understand how women get started in disc golf, what keeps them motivated to play, and what inspires them to compete.
Why We’re Conducting the Women in Disc Golf Survey
Women’s participation in disc golf has been steadily increasing, but there’s still a lot to learn about how to make the sport more welcoming and accessible. Through the Good Bird Women in Disc Golf Survey, we aim to gather meaningful insights directly from the women who play—whether you’re a beginner discovering your first disc, a weekend league regular, or a seasoned tournament competitor.
By identifying the motivations, challenges, and preferences of women players, Good Bird hopes to highlight what’s working in the community and uncover where the sport can improve. From finding local leagues to creating inclusive events, the survey data will help paint a clearer picture of how ladies disc golf continues to evolve.
What the Survey Will Explore
Each year, the Good Bird Women in Disc Golf Survey will focus on several key areas:
Getting Started: How do women first discover disc golf, and what inspires them to try it?
Motivation to Play: What makes disc golf enjoyable, rewarding, and worth returning to week after week?
Motivation to Compete: What factors encourage women to sign up for tournaments, leagues, or doubles events?
Growth and Inclusion: How do players envision the future of women’s disc golf, and what can be done to support that vision?
Join Us in Growing the Game
Your voice matters. If you’re a player, fan, or advocate for women’s disc golf, we invite you to take part in the Good Bird Women in Disc Golf Survey and help us shape the future of the sport. Together, we can make disc golf more inclusive, supportive, and fun for everyone. Contact us today to let us know what questions you would like to see in the next survey: