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Your bag tag is your membership to the Mile High Disc Golf Club. Tags are a fun way to represent your membership in the Mile High Disc Golf Club and participate in friendly competition with other members.
When you join the club, you receive a numbered bag tag. The number represents your current ranking in the club — lower numbers are better.
Players can attach their tags to their disc golf bags as a way to show their current rank and earn some bragging rights around the course.
Our tags are also color-coded, usually grouped by number ranges (typically every 100 tags share a color). For example:
Gold tags – lowest numbers
Other colors (such as green and others) – higher numbered tags
The club offers multiple tag pools so players can compete with others in similar divisions:
MHDGC Club Tags (open to all members)
Ladies Tags
Senior Tags
Junior Tags
Players participating in Ladies, Junior, or Senior tags also play their Mile High Disc Golf Club tag at the same time.
How Do Tag Matches Work?
How Do Tag Matches Work?
Tag matches are rounds where club members compete to earn better tag numbers.
Here’s how a typical tag match works:
1. Check In
Players usually sign in on UDisc and check in with one of the club’s Tag Masters.
2. Tags Are Collected
Before the round begins, the Tag Master collects everyone’s tags.
3. Play the Round
Players complete the round like a normal round of disc golf.
4. Tags Are Reassigned
At the end of the round, the Tag Master calls players up in order of lowest score to highest score.
Players then choose a tag in that order — meaning the lowest score receives the lowest available tag number.
For club tag scoring, Ladies, Junior, and Senior players typically receive a -3 stroke adjustment when their scores are evaluated for the general club tag pool.
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