Infinite Discs REWARDS Program

Infinite Discs has a rewards program where you earn points to redeem for gift cards. Then you can then use those gift cards to get free stuff from Infinite Discs!

HOW TO EARN POINTS

If you haven’t already created a login for the Infinite Discs website, then that is your first step. You need to have a profile created in order to earn points. In fact, creating that profile will earn points for you.  CREATE YOUR LOGIN HERE.

In order to complete your profile, you’ll need to include certain information. These profile features must be included before points can be redeemed:

  • Profile Picture
  • Biography
  • Years Playing
  • Driving Hand
  • Skill Level
  • Primary Driving Style
  • Typical Driving Distance
  • Max Driving Distance
  • Favorite Discs (In My Bag) – Including at least one of each disc type.

Now that your profile is complete, you can check your profile page at any time after logging in. That is where your point tally and gift cards can be found. You can reach your profile page by clicking on MY ACCOUNT and then MY PROFILE.

Once you are on your profile page, you can see a tally of your points. You can earn points through purchases on the Infinite Discs website as well as by writing disc reviews.

Note: In this screen you may notice other points categories.  The courses and scorekeeping app for Infinite has not been updated and maintained since U-Disc became the industry’s standard source for scorekeeping and locating courses.  Any of the categories related to courses or score keeping are no longer active for generating rewards points. The same is true for the referral category.  We apologize, that these are no longer options for earning rewards points.

You can see in the above example that this player has written a lot of disc reviews which have tallied into over 3,000 reward points. This and purchases are the two ways that rewards points can be earned.

Points for purchases are calculated at the equivalent of 5% back for money spent on product.   Points issued for reviews can vary.

 

HOW TO REDEEM POINTS

The conversion from points to gift card can easily be calculated by moving the decimal over two points.   For example, 1000 points is equal to a $10.00 gift card.

Once you have 1,000 points or more, you can REDEEM your points for a gift card that can be used to pay for your purchases through the Infinite Discs store! Simply click the green REDEEM POINTS button under your points total.

All requests to redeem points are reviewed by our staff to ensure everything is accurate before the gift card is issued.

(When you click to redeem your points, they will disappear and no longer show up as available points.  This is normal.)

We try to approve points daily, but it may occasionally take a couple business days for the gift card to be reviewed and become visible under “My Gift Cards” in your profile. If you redeem points and do not see the gift card in 3 days, we would be happy to follow up on it for you if you reach out.   

This review process ensures that card amounts are accurate, and that useful content was provided for any points earned from disc reviews.

CLICK HERE FOR RULES AND DISCLAIMERS FOR THE REWARDS PROGRAM

Once we have reviewed your points redemption request, you will then see your gift card code appear on your profile page by clicking on MY GIFT CARDS.

The Gift Card code can be used in the payment screen, by selecting the Gift Card tab as your payment type. (Do this BEFORE entering any credit card information.)

Once the gift card is applied, you can pay the remaining balance however you’d like.

We’re excited to reward our loyal customers! We invite you to try out the Infinite Discs Rewards program right away. If you have any questions, email support@infinitediscs.com for clarifications.

 

7 comments

  • Jason Zimmermann

    How much money does 1000 points translate into?

  • How many points is a disc or course review worth?

    • I do not know exactly, but it is also based on the word count content of those reviews. Write a couple of reviews, wait a couple of days for them to be approved, and see how much your points go up. I know that I just wrote 2 reviews and got another 100 points (about 50 each) but those were reviews of a couple of paragraphs each.

  • How many disc reviews does it take to get 3000 points?

    • I do not know exactly, but it is also based on the word count content of those reviews. Write a couple of reviews, wait a couple of days for them to be approved, and see how much your points go up. I know that I just wrote 2 reviews and got another 100 points (about 50 each) but those were reviews of a couple of paragraphs each.

  • Is it possible to upload round scores from the udisc app? I’ve played over 30 rounds this summer and fall so far. It will take a while to enter all the scores for the courses.