Why You Should Throw Lightweight Discs
Lighter plastic takes less arm speed to get up to cruising velocity, which means you’ll start seeing those satisfying S-curves—flip, glide, and fade—from early on....More
10157 0Lighter plastic takes less arm speed to get up to cruising velocity, which means you’ll start seeing those satisfying S-curves—flip, glide, and fade—from early on....More
Riley O'Neill 10157 0Most players solve new shot shapes by adding another mold to the bag. Disc cycling takes a different approach. Instead of learning a different mold...More
Riley O'Neill 20561 0Most players spend plenty of time working on their drives and putts, but the shots in between often get overlooked. A missed 150-foot approach can...More
Riley O'Neill 11032 0Most of us reach plateaus in our disc golf game. Your scores haven’t improved in months; your max distance has stagnated and your accuracy isn’t...More
Riley O'Neill 39225 0DX discs are worth bagging for all skill levels. They are affordable, grippy, and easy to break into your desired level of wear. They come...More
Riley O'Neill 15073 0Good players push through frustrating moments, while the best players use those moments to sharpen their focus for the rest of the round. Good players...More
Riley O'Neill 11955 0No matter how amazing you are at throwing, if you can’t putt, you can’t score. These are our top tips to help you shave strokes off...More
Riley O'Neill 28070 0The days of being a backhand-only disc golfer are mostly behind us. While a few top players can still get by that way, most courses...More
Riley O'Neill 53420 0Adding distance isn’t just about throwing harder. It’s a matter of cleaning up form and making small adjustments that unlock better efficiency. In many cases,...More
Riley O'Neill 74299 0If you’re trying to score better (and not just throw farther), there’s one adjustment that can quietly improve your game: throw more Putters off the...More
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