Shakespeare once said, “To roll or not to roll.” Of course, he didn’t, but this is the question we are here to answer today. Disc golf carts have become increasingly popular, and courses are being designed with carts in mind. Carts will save you energy and allow you to carry much more in your bag.…
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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.
It is that wonderful time of year where you get to ask for things that you want from family and friends. It’s the holiday season everybody! This is a great time to take inventory of your game, your bag, and yourself to see what you need. The list compiled in this article will give you ideas for disc golf gifts that you may have overlooked. There are trinkets from everything to hang ON your tree to get your disc OUT of a tree. Enjoy browsing around and especially enjoy yourself during your holiday season.
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.
The evenings suddenly go dark, rounds are wet and cold, and stores have gone from orange and brown to red and green. This can only mean one thing: “It’s the Holiday season! Whoop-de-oo!” (I’m not skipping Thanksgiving if it’s Holiday music, right?) Even with my weather looking worse, Rogue Discs has me excited with plenty to look forward to, thanks to the new Wishlist feature on their site. Join me in getting a head start this year, and see what I added to my list.
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.
It’s THAT time of year. The season is coming to an end, tournaments are fewer and farther between, and the weather might be reducing the traffic at your local course. I would call it a bittersweet time of year, but Rogue Discs has some treats in their aptly-themed line-up that may push the scales to sweet. Here are the six best discs for your Halloween rounds.
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.
Whether you don’t trust the tee sign or you are looking at the basket from the fairway, it is imperative to know the distance so you can make the correct disc and shot selection. Enter the rangefinder. This tool allows you to dial in distances and have confidence in your shot assessments. There are a few companies that have stepped up and have supported our sport by making disc golf-specific rangefinders. I highly recommend the products mentioned in this post, but more on this later. First, let’s unpack the 5 reasons you should get a rangefinder.
