Every disc golfer has experienced overwhelming frustration and disappointment when it comes to losing a disc golf disc at least once… or twice… or even multiple times a round. Whether your disc gets picked up by a strong gust of wind and ascends into the heavens, thrown into a pond that was deeper than you expected, or doesn’t land in the place “you swear it landed and couldn’t have gone anywhere else,” this article will give you some tips and tricks to prevent losing your favorite discs saving you time, money, and disappointment.
Author: Marcus Gram
From its initial creation in the 1970s, disc golf has grown exponentially. From the invention of the Disc Golf Pole Hole in 1975 to the development of the PDGA in 1976 — both of these feats were accomplished by “Steady” Ed Headrick. The 1970s also saw the creation of the first disc golf-specific frisbees, the first official disc golf course, and the first official disc golf company all within the first decade of its existence. But, what happened to disc golf and its creator, “Steady” Ed Headrick, since its initial creation in the 1970s? And where is disc golf heading in the future?
The holiday shopping season is upon us, and you may be thinking to yourself, what do you get a disc golfer that already has everything? Does that special disc golfer in your life already have too many discs or the best bag on the market? Here are a few great disc golf-related gift ideas to get a disc golfer who has everything this holiday season.
When getting into the sport of disc golf, most new players often find themselves struggling to nail their putts. Finding the perfect putter can be confusing, frustrating, and expensive with many options available from every disc manufacturer. Whether you’ve been playing disc golf for years, or you’re just getting into the sport, a putter is one of the most important disc selections you can make when it comes to building your bag and improving your game.
