Category: Choosing Discs

It’s that time of year again! Wintertime brings about choices, resolutions, possibilities of travel and the big question; to play or not to play? Depending on where you live that last question can be difficult to answer. However one thing is true, the holiday season is upon us and we could all use some fresh…

What is more important, the archer or the arrows? Well, we know the archer is the most important, but without the proper arrows the archer is a bumbling mess! Discs come in all different molds and colors and stabilities. It can be a daunting task to figure out just which discs to carry in your…

Picking your putter is a highly personal endeavor. We all have our quirks and preferences that lead to making a decision. But everyone’s putting journey started somewhere. Think about this; you putt on every hole. However, you don’t throw the same disc off the tee on every hole. Therefore it can be inferred that your putter is the most important disc in your bag. This is why it is important to do research and find the putter that is right for you.

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.

Paul McBeth has been a man on a mission since switching his main sponsorship to Discraft two years ago. He won a World Championship in 2019, signed the most lucrative contract in disc golf history, started the Paul McBeth Foundation, and released multiple signature discs through Discraft. He has done extensive research with his new sponsor to release discs that suit his game. As a result, McBeth has had many discs in and out of his bag. Let’s start breaking down the discs in McBeth’s bag.

It is the most overstable disc on the market and the first disc that has a fade rating of 6 to be PDGA approved. Simon Lizotte describes his dream disc as “The ultimate utility disc.” Beyond the trick shots, it can be of service in several specific circumstances. This article will shed light on the possibilities of the Tilt.

Eagle McMahon has been a man on a mission this year. It takes quality plastic to get to the top of the world rankings. Throughout his journey he has stayed loyal to the only manufacturer who has ever been his sponsor; Discmania. During this past offseason McMahon inked a three year extension with the company that will keep the duo together through the 2023 season. Discmania has been on the cutting edge with disc design and has recently added many overstable molds to their lineup to suit McMahon’s big arm. Let’s get to the breakdown of discs in McMahon’s bag.

James Conrad is your 2021 PDGA World Champion. It was a long and sometimes arduous road but he ascended to the top of our sport. Many people in the disc golf world questioned whether he could maintain his consistency with an entirely new lineup of discs. Conrad silenced his critics in a big way. So, let’s take a look at what’s in James Conrad’s bag.

Fade, the fourth and final number in the traditional disc flight rating, is what a disc does at the end of flight when the forward velocity and rotation start to slow down. We dive into all of the ways that you can make Fade work for your game.

Turn is probably the most important rating for a beginner to understand about golf discs. So, what is turn and why do you want it? We answer those questions and more in this latest post.