Teaching Disc Golf

So how many of you out there have drinking containers with disc golf stickers on them? I thought I would do one. Yes I know, :-) I have some old stickers.

Happy Trails! So I'm sure a lot of you have thrown the Trail. This disc came out in 2023. It has really good glide. And if you choose a lighter weight it definitely seems to affect the stability. This isn't always true with discs. But it is with this one. I had held off because anyone who knows me, knows that I only throw white plastic unless it's vintage. So when they came out with the white rims and white top plate, I had to get some. :-) Absolutely loving this disc. The flight numbers are 10/5/-1/1. I think it's probably closer to 10/6/0/1. If you're looking for a new 10 speed. This might be right up your alley. :-)

So I wanted to share this with everybody. Discraft has come out with some lightweight discs in a jawbreaker plastic. These discs are running in the 117 to 120 g. These are all 118 g. And they have phenomenal grip. I know that there are a lot of young people, people just starting out, or even people over the age of 60 that are looking for lightweight discs that are easy to throw. They did three discs in this run. So you have a driver, The Scorch, a mid-range, which is the Buzzz, and the putter which is the Challenger. I have to say that I've seen really good results from The Scorch. Full flight flexes, and extra distance. And The Buzzz actually seems more stable. But more because of aerodynamics. It has a blunt edge versus the driver. So it actually fights out. Hopefully you guys will give these a try. And know someone that this could help. I'll see you guys out there. :-)

So this is an interesting piece of history. This was Discraft's first golf disc. And yes, I understand it's a big lid. But this was their first attempt. This disc came out in 1982. And I love the selling points. Distance, high density. I'm guessing that means it can take some impacts. :-) as typical of most big lids, it was understable. :-)