All Disc Golfers are different, and with individual players’ unique combinations of throwing techniques and release velocities, no disc will fly exactly the same for two different people.However, the recommendations assembled below represent discs proven to provide the best overall results for the broadest range of players, and we strongly encourage our members to include the
Player photos via The Spin TVWhen searching for the best Disc Golf discs, looking in the bags of the current and former PDGA World Champions is a great place to start.Despite the hundreds of disc options available today, after compiling a complete list of discs preferred by World PDGA Champions, we were shocked by how many
We’re excited to announce out latest free Member-Only Exclusive: Five Things Every Disc Golf Player Should Know, But Was Never Told! These are the top tips on disc golf selection and flight that it takes many players years to learn (if they learn them at all), and we hope they help you make an immediate
Three main shot types are used to maximize distance in Disc Golf, but which is right for you? All three provide different flight patterns that can be useful for avoiding obstacles, but in this article we’ll focus on the mechanics of the Hyzer Flip, S-Shot, and Flex Shot, and then explain the associated benefits (and
This episode of our Video Guide Series features an ADVANCED explanation of disc golf disc Turn (high-speed stability) numbers, including how Turn affects flight, factors impacting Turn, and how to choose between Overstable and Understable discs (full video transcription provided at the bottom of this post). Links to Resources Mentioned in this Video: Innova Discs Flight Rating
If you’re always looking for new disc golf discs that will give you a competitive edge, this article is for you. With 24 new disc golf discs approved by the PDGA since November 2015, we’ve taken our usual analytic approach to determine if any of them truly deserve a place in your bag. In this
The number of variables affecting the distance of a disc golf drive seems infinite, but for players using good form, the primary controllable factor is disc release speed. Using a radar gun, data was collected by Theo Pozzy at a distance driving event in 2000 to correlate disc release speed in MPH with total flight distance in
