Four Players Completed a Two Hundred Metre Disc Golf Hole in Forty-Four Seconds on Their Sixtieth Attempt
David Rush and the Davidson family set a Guinness World Records mark at Mallard Park in Idaho, then Rush ran uphill for forty-one seconds to finish it.
A team of four completed a hole of disc golf in 44.31 seconds at Mallard Park in Idaho on 9 September 2026, setting a Guinness World Records title for the fastest hole of disc golf by a team of four.
The team was David Rush, Travis Davidson and Davidson's sons Anders and Oliver. Guinness rules require the hole to be certified by the Professional Disc Golf Association and to measure at least 200 metres.
It took sixty attempts. Rush's own contribution ended with a forty-one second sprint uphill to finish at the basket.
Rush holds more than 200 Guinness World Records titles. He said that on the sixtieth attempt everything finally aligned, that he sent a solid drive down the fairway, that Travis followed with a great shot and that Oliver kept the momentum moving.