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7 5 -2 1 The Leopard3 is a flatter, faster Leopard. Very controllable...
2 3 .0 1 The Aviar Putt & Approach is the number one putter in disc...
10 6 -2 1 This is a special Christmas disc! The Gorgon was made for...
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7 6 -3 1 The DGA Vortex is a very understable fairway driver designed in collaboration with 2X World Champion Catrina Allen. It has effortless glide and is very easy to control and turn. The perfect choice for new and skilled players alike.
6 4 -1 1 The DGA Squall is a stable midrange disc with extreme glide and fairway driver like speed. It will have a small amount of turn at full power but also with a reliable finish, making it the perfect all-around disc for any course and any skill level.
2 3 .0 2 This special run was produced to Team DGA's Andrew Marwede's specifications and to highlight his amazing putting statistics! The DGA Steady BL is a stable putt & approach disc that is the beadless version of the Steady. It has a reliable straight flight when thrown with power and a consistent fade when putting.
10 6 -2 1 The Gorgon was made for players seeking the range of a distance driver with the control and comfortable grip of a fairway driver.
4 4 -1 2 The Zone SS takes everything players love about the original Zone and makes it more workable. Featuring a straighter flight and less fade, the Zone SS is designed for players who want Zone-like reliability with added glide and control. It excels on touch forehands, backhand approaches, and straight-flying drives where the standard Zone may be...
3 3 1 2 The Jokeri is a popular, highly rated putt and approach disc made by Prodiscus. This is a tall bulky disc with a flat, almost concave tip. The Jokeri is a very popular disc for short putts as well as long drives. The Prodiscus Jokeri is a reliable overstable disc that performs very well in windy conditions.
5 3 .0 1 The Midari is the midrange disc in the Prodiscus line. This stable flyer has a great feel and goes where you want it to go. It is a fairly slow flyer for a midrange, but flies straight, with a sharp end of flight fade.
3 3 .0 2The Prodigy Disc PA-1 Putt & Approach disc is designed to be overstable. The consistent flight path of this disc makes it a favorite of disc golfers looking for consistency and reliability in all wind conditions.
13 4 -1 4 The Prodiscus LEGENDa is a flat very well gliding driver. It's designed for distance. It is a thin, ultra fast driver with a thick rim. For big arms, this disc will turn slightly before a long and gradual end of flight fade.
7 5 -2 1 The Leopard3 is a flatter, faster Leopard. Very controllable right out of the box.
4 3 -4 1The Wolf features the Thumtrac® for great grip and reliability. Great for threading narrow fairways as well as turnover shots. An excellent roller disc.
9 4 -2 2The Valkyrie is a turnover distance driver with great glide. A great choice for tailwind or downhill drives.
9 3 .0 4Excellent for pin-point accuracy or distance, most accurate and reliable driver, preferred fairway driver of 12 time world champion Ken Climo.
14 6 -1 2 The Corvette is a speed 14 driver that’s long on glide with just enough fade for extraordinary distance — think of it as a faster Shryke.
12 5 -1 3The Destroyer is a fast, stable power driver with significant glide. A great disc for sidearm throwers and those with lots of power.
13 6 -2 2The Shryke is a high speed, max glide distance driver that's perfect for pinning down targets.
The Buzzz is Discgolf’s most popular midrange due to its consistency and compatibility with a wide range of players styles. The Buzzz is a low profile modern midrange that is the gold standard for straight to stable flights players can trust.
If you own only one disc, this is it. The legendary Comet™ is a super accurate, straight flying approach midrange. The venerable Comet is like a favorite pair of old shoes: trustworthy and comfortable. Need to go 300 feet on a straight line? Reach for a Comet.
