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The weather has cooled down and the days have gotten much shorter. Snow is already falling in some parts of the country. Even those disc golfers in warmer climates may be layering up this time of…

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What used to be known as ultimate Frisbee is now simply known as ultimate. This is a fun and exciting sport. Many disc golfers came from ultimate backgrounds, while some avid disc golfers are just discovering this…

There is a lot of science behind disc golf physics. Factors like velocity, throwing angle, drag, lift and spin will have different effects on flying discs. The discs themselves have different design traits that…

Though the design of a flying disc may seem relatively simple, there is a lot of science that goes into the architecture of each mold. It’s more than just a plastic circle that magically floats through the air.…

One of the best things about becoming an avid disc golfer is getting into all the gear. It’s exciting to buy new discs, but then comes the all-important question of how will you carry them all? That’s when you…

In our previous blog article, we talked about the science and…

Disc golfers often get confused when they browse the racks at their local disc golf stores or search online. There are so many different types of discs out there. Innova Disc Golf alone has a wide variety of…

It’s time to wrap up our DGU Blog Disc Golf Dictionary series—or the “Disc Golf Disc-tionary,” if you prefer. Over the previous six volumes, we covered a lot of common disc golf terminology relating to a…

There’s so much more to disc golf than just counting how many throws it takes to get your disc in the basket. There are many different game formats and ideas you can implement to make competition more interesting,…