August 15, 2026
Yes — you can put any photo on a real disc golf disc. At Disc Golf Swag we print your photo in full color, edge to edge, fused directly onto the disc — no stickers, no vinyl, no paint. The disc flies exactly like its non-printed twin, it's PDGA-legal for tournament play, and most orders ship in 2–3 business days.

A pup portrait, printed edge to edge on a real golf disc.
Sharp, well-lit, high-resolution photos print best — the bigger the original file, the crisper the disc. Pet portraits, family photos, artwork, and logos are the most popular. The live preview shows your exact crop and placement before you buy, so what you approve is what we print. Not sure your photo will work? Email it to sales@discgolfswag.com and we'll take a look before you order.

Straight from a customer review: the goodest boy, and his disc twin.
Yes. Our custom discs are printed on PDGA-approved molds and the print meets PDGA regulations for tournament play. Because the image is fused into the disc surface rather than stuck on top, it doesn't change the disc's weight or flight — your photo disc performs just like the factory version.
The image is applied and fused directly onto the disc — there's nothing to peel because there's no sticker or vinyl layer. Like any disc art, it will pick up character with heavy tree contact over the years, but it won't flake off from normal play.

A save-the-date disc — the wedding invite that gets thrown, on purpose.
You can even get a matching mini marker with the same photo.

Mini markers, fully supervised by the subjects.
How much does it cost? Photo discs start at $29.99 for a fully custom disc, with quantity discounts for team and event orders.
How long does it take? Most discs ship within 2–3 business days. Special-order molds take 5–7 business days.
Can you print on both sides? Check the FAQ for the latest on back-side printing and everything else.
Start designing your photo disc → Rated 4.9 stars by 400+ disc golfers.
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