Ohn Scoggins had the best year of her career in 2022. She won over $69K on tour over 36 events. Though she qualifies to play in the age protected FP40 Division(she is the current FP40 World Champion), she earned the bulk of her cash in the FPO Division(over $62K). She currently ranks fifth in the…
Simon Lizotte is a showman at heart. He has arguably the most popular YouTube Channel amongst professionals due to his theatrics. Just think, when we throw a crazy line it is referred to as a “Simon Line.” He has carved his niche and is known more for his showmanship than for his wins on tour.…
The future of disc golf is here. His name is Gannon Buhr, and he is 17 years old. This year, he revealed himself to the world at the Las Vegas Challenge when he narrowly missed out on the title after losing in a playoff. Since then, Buhr has been a model of consistency. This year…
Ricky Wysocki is a man on a mission. This past offseason he switched sponsors and signed a four-year deal with Dynamic Discs (DD) worth 4 million dollars plus incentives. With this deal he is also able to throw discs from the other two manufacturers in the Trilogy lineup; Westside Discs (WD) and Latitude 64 (LAT…
Drew Gibson is a man on a mission. This past off-season he signed disc golf’s first-ever “lifetime deal” with Infinite Discs. The details of the contract were not specified but Gibson said that it is guaranteed to pay out “millions of dollars.” This sponsorship affords him the luxury to throw an open bag, meaning he can throw discs from any manufacturer. We breakdown the discs you’ll find in Gibson’s bag.
Chris Clemons has made a living with his southpaw. He is one of the most dominant lefties on tour and is comfortable throwing forehands and backhands alike. It takes some quality plastic to succeed at such a level! Chris “Clemon-ade” Clemons is sponsored by Dynamic Discs which gives him access to the entire Trilogy lineup, which also includes Latitude 64 and Westside Discs. We breakdown the discs you’ll find in Clemons’ bag.
Nathan Queen just completed the greatest underdog finish in the history of the Disc Golf Pro Tour (DGPT). Not a single bracket on UDisc picked Queen to prevail. But when all was said and done it was Queen who held the trophy over his head. What a joyous way to end the DGPT season. Queen is sponsored by Innova and throws a unique bag by modern standards. He is a smooth lefty backhand thrower whose game is rooted in precision and consistency rather than distance. We breakdown the discs you’ll find in Queen’s bag.
Kevin Jones has been a model of consistency over the last few years. He likes to “mold courses to his game” as he has gone on to thirteen top-ten finishes this year. A unique aspect of his game is how he releases his discs on the “Kevin Jones hyzer angle.” This allows him to throw various flight paths out of this consistent release. But to stay on top of his game KJUSA needs high quality plastic in his bag. Enter his main sponsor, Prodigy. He has been a true road warrior and has promoted the brand from coast to coast and beyond. Here’s a breakdown of the discs in Jones’ bag.
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.
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.
