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July 22, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

It’s On Sale!

You’ve finished your disc shopping at Infinite, and now you’re ready to check out. You still have another option. One that will add a surprise to your order. Or, should I say, add a little MYSTERY to your order. That’s right, I’m talking about the option to include a Mystery Disc when you check out.

What is a Mystery Disc? It is a random disc that we’ll include with your order. Just click the Mystery Box option, then click ‘continue’ and we’ll do the rest.

But, what disc will I get? While we won’t ruin the surprise and tell you which mold it might be, we will guarantee you two things: It will be a premium-plastic disc, and it could be any one of the scores of brands that we carry at Infinite. That’s the fun of the Mystery Disc! It’s like a little bit of Christmas surprise with your order. And it’s a fun way to try out brands or molds that might not be on your radar… yet!

Is is a good deal? Yes! Even at our regular price you’ll get a sweet disc at a sweeter price. However, right now our Mystery Discs are on sale. Through the end of the month, get a premium disc for only $8! That is a screaming deal! There isn’t a better time to give a Mystery Disc a try.

What if I order regularly from Infinite? First, thank you for your patronage! Second, yes, there is a small chance that if you add a Mystery Disc to an order, then add another Mystery Disc a short time later with a different order, you might get the same mystery disc. We really try to avoid that. We regularly add different discs to our Mystery pool and we keep our selection as fresh as possible. Our order pullers choose one randomly,

Click the box when you check out and join the many disc golfers who love a little surprise with their order. Remember, the sale runs through July 31!

Introducing the Infinite Discs Artifact

July 9, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

Infinite Discs just rolled out a new putter, and this is one you’re going to want to check out! The Artifact is the latest mold from Infinite, and it is available in durable C-Blend plastic. It is a stable-to-understable beadless putter that flies straight and settles nicely without a skip. Its flight numbers are 2, 3, -1, 0.

A blue C-Blend Infinite Discs Artifact disc golf disc

I think it has a little more glide than the flight numbers indicate, but the rest seem to be spot-on. When throwing from the tee, or an approach shot, the Artifact typically flies straight. Throwing with a little more power, it has a hint of turn during the flight. That turn is easily controlled with a little hyzer angle.

If you’re using the Artifact for putting, it feels good in the hand and has a clean release. I prefer a different plastic for my putter, but it still feels great. Someone could comfortably use the artifact for a putting putter, as well as an approach disc.

Check out Infinite Discs and discover how the Artifact can improve your game!

See all of the Artifact options HERE

Artifact Flight

Check out these reviews of the Artifact by Drew Gibson

Hyzerline Disc Golf Trainer

July 8, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

Hyzerline Training Tool

I’ve always been a proponent of having a disc golf basket for anyone who wants to improve their putting game. A convenient tool that allows you to practice regularly will lead to more confident and consistent putting during competition. When I was putting daily, I felt the most confident in my overall game.

But what about driving?

Field work is a great way to get in your reps and make adjustments to your form. However, it’s not without its drawbacks. First, you need space to throw. Unless you live next to a park or school, it may take time, and possible a long drive, to get to a good practice spot.

Second, once you throw, you have to go find and gather your discs, which can cut into your actual practice time.

Fortunately, there’s another option.

Hyzerline Disc Golf is a company that’s created a product to help you practice full-power shots from the comfort of your own backyard. It’s called the Hyzerline Disc Golf Trainer.

The Hyzerline consists of a fairway driver attached to a braking line, with a small parachute at the other end that acts as a braking system. When you throw the disc (even at full power) the parachute slows it down and prevents it from flying too far. That means you can throw at any speed, even if you only have a small area to warm up.

Not only does the Hyzerline give you the freedom to throw at top speed, it also gives you feedback from each shot. The disc stays aloft long enough for you to see the nose angle, hyzer/anhyzer angle, and the direction you’re throwing. Then the braking system stops the disc, and you’re ready to pick it up for the next throw.

How to Use the Hyzerline Disc Golf Trainer

To use the Hyzerline Disc Golf Trainer, uncoil the rope and set the parachute a little in front of, and slightly off to the side of, your throwing line. Then throw the disc as hard as you want. The trainer will take care of the rest.

If you have room for a longer flight path, you can place the parachute farther away to give the disc more time in the air. If that still isn’t enough, the Hyzerline includes a longer rope you can swap in for extended range.

To store the trainer, wrap the string around your pinky and thumb, crossing the loops over one another (see picture). Slide the coiled string off your fingers, and place it, along with the disc and parachute, into the included storage bag.

Since the entire setup is no bigger than a regular disc, you can even store it in your bag. It’s a great option if you want to warm up with some full-power throws before a round. Just uncoil the string and let ’er rip.

Disc Golf Training Products

Check out the Hyzerline Disc Golf Trainer at Infinite Discs HERE.
Also, browse our other training products and take your game to the next level!

Check out our other training products HERE

Straightest Flying Disc Golf Discs

July 1, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

As you stare down the narrow tree-lined fairway, you consider which disc you should be throwing. You need to go a long way down the fairway, without going too far left or right. Too understable and you kick to the right. Too overstable and you’ll fade too early into the trees. What disc do you choose?

Since course designers try to make us throw a variety of shapes, we need a variety of discs. Discs that can turn or fade the way we want help us navigate the obstacles on the course. However, some holes require a straight shot.

In this blog we’ll talk about straightest flying disc golf discs. We’ll discuss when to use them and which ones you can check out if you’re in the market for a straight-flying disc.

What Does ‘Straight-Flying’ Really Mean?

The simple definition of a straight-flying disc is that it doesn’t turn much to the right (RHBH throw) during the fastest part of the flight, and doesn’t fade hard to the left as is slows down. It is the flight you would want to get when faced with a scenario mentioned in the first paragraph.

There is one method of throwing that achieves that desired flight, but includes a decent amount of turn. You might have heard the term ‘flip to flat’. That is where you throw a slightly understable disc, but throw it on a hyzer angle. That way instead of turning to the right, the disc rolls until it is flat, then it holds that straight, flat flight until it starts to slow down.

Why Straight Discs Matter

Straight-flying discs are essential on wooded courses. Although many wooded holes will still require some shot-shaping, there are always times when you just need to keep a straight flight.

In addition to the shots that you just need to go straight, having a straight disc will also help you shape your shots and hit your lines. A straight-flying disc will hold the angle you put it on longer than more overstable or understable molds.

Straight-Flying Putters

A straight-flying putter is one that you can drive or approach with, that is a slower speed and a neutral flight. It won’t have much turn, nor much fade, and it will sit where it lands without skipping.

Here are some examples of some of the most popular straight-flying molds.

Innova Aviar 2, 3, 0, 1

The Aviar is a classic mold from Innova. It has been a popular disc for decades.

Dynamic Discs Warden 2, 4, 0, .5

The beadless Warden is the second putter released by Dynamic Discs over a decade ago. It is one of their straightest discs.

Infinite Discs Tomb 3, 4, 0, 1

The flat-topped Tomb flies straight and is the perfect approach disc for precision shots.

Discmania P2 2, 3, 0, 1

The P2 is an amazing, straight flyer that works for pros and amateurs alike.

Latitude 64 Pure 3, 3, -1, 1

The Pure has a little more turn and fade than other molds on the list. If you can control those, you’ll love how far and straight you can throw a Pure.

Best Straight-Flying Midranges

A midrange with a neutral flight is one of the best discs for shaping shots. If you need a straight flight down a narrow fairway, reach for a straight mid. Need to hold a hyzer/anhyzer? Grab one of the discs below and you’re set.

Discraft Buzzz 5, 4, -1, 1

One of the most popular mid’s in the world, the Buzzz can be thrown hard and will still fly straight. It is available in nearly all Discraft plastic types.

Innova Mako3 5, 5, 0, 0

Several years after Innova released the Mako, they made a slightly different version called the Mako3. It is an amazing mold that can be thrown straight or shaped to meet the demands of the fairway.

Infinite Discs Anubis 5, 5, 0, 0

Infinite Disc’ Anubis will fly long and straight, and gently settle down without fear of big skips or gnarly ground play.

Discmania MD1 5, 6, 0, 0

The MD1 is a new version of the MD that is slightly faster, flatter topped, and can take a little more power. The MD1 will hold as straight as an arrow for as far as you can throw it.

Latitude 64 Fuse 5, 6, -1, 0

Slightly larger than the average disc, the Fuse will hold a line well and have minimal fade.

Best Straight-Flying Fairway Drivers

For longer shots that still need to go straight, a fairway driver would be your best bet. They can be throw flat or at a slight hyzer to achieve a hyzer-flip. With a minimal fade at the end, these molds won’t get a big skip like faster discs.

Discmania FD 7, 6, 0, 1

You’ll find the Discmania FD in the bags of disc golfers of all skill levels. It is one of the best straight-flying fairway drivers.

Innova TL 7, 5, -1, 1

The TeeBird-L (TL) is an easy to control fairway driver that can deliver long straight flights.

Latitude 64 River 7, 7, -1, 1

The River is consistently rated one of the best fairway drivers. Check out the River’s consistent accuracy and high glide!

Axiom Crave 6.5, 5, -1, 1

The first driver in Axiom’s line of discs, the Crave has a lower speed than other discs, but still bombs on straight, long shots.

Dynamic Discs Breakout 8, 5, -1, 1

Described as a slightly understable Escape, the Breakout will fly straight, without sacrificing distance.

Tips for Throwing a Disc Straight

Keep the disc flat, or at a slight hyzer angle for flippier molds, when you release the disc. You may need to slow down your throw so you don’t overpower the disc and turn it over. Get a couple straight molds to practice throwing straight shots, and shaped shots.

Final Thoughts

Most courses have holes that make a long, straight throw necessary. By having a few molds in your bag that fly straight, you’ll be able to attack those holes with confidence. Check out some of the molds listed and spend time practicing with them. You’ll improve your chances of hitting narrow fairways. You’ll also be able to shape your shots for those tricky fairways. Those skills will help shave strokes off your score!

Discraft Mega Glow Zone

June 26, 2025 Ted Hegemann One comment

If you’ve never played a round of disc golf in the dark, you are truly missing out on a fun time! Glow rounds are something different and unique. Watching a glow disc sail through the night air takes disc golf to another level. Seriously, see if your local club has a glow round scheduled. Or just get with some buddies and plan one of your own.

When playing a night round, you’ll need a way to see your discs so you can find them. There are lights that you can attach to your disc. Or, you can get discs made of glow plastic. Shine a UV flashlight on the glow disc, then let ‘er fly!

Good Glow Plastic

There is one thing about glow plastic that you need to know: not all glow discs glow with the same intensity or duration. Fortunately, at least one manufacturer put in the effort to create a glow plastic that rises above the fray. Discraft developed their Mega Glow plastic, and it does not disappoint!

Mega Glow plastic from Discraft shines bright and lasts a long time. That comes in handy because there is nothing worse that having a glow disc lose its glow before you can find it. With Mega Glow, that won’t be an issue.

Mega Glow Zone

In addition to having good glow plastic, it’s also important to get the discs you like to throw that are made in glow plastic. Infinite Discs partnered with Discraft to bring you one of the most popular driving putters on the planet in Mega Glow plastic: the Zone.

The Discraft Zone is now available in the amazing Mega Glow plastic. Infinite only has a limited number of Zones available with this Sample Run in Mega Glow plastic. Get your Zone while they are still available, then plan a night round at your favorite course!

How To Charge

Note: Mega Glow plastic reacts amazingly well with UV flashlights. Simply charge your Zone by shining a UV light for just a couple seconds. You’ll be amazed at how bright it glows and how long it lasts with just a quick charge.

Mega Glow Zone

UV Flashlights

Attachable lights

All Thought Space Athletics On Sale – Plus Discount Code!

June 26, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

How TSA Started

Thought Space Athletics (TSA) is a disc golf brand synonymous with creativity, flair, and cool stamps. Their stamps are nothing short of works of art. However, they didn’t start out selling discs.

TSA dipped its toes in the disc golf world over a decade ago, when founder Aaron Wilmot observed a lack of high-quality, well-designed apparel for disc golfers. He set out to become a brand know for comfort, quality, and amazing designs.

Adding Plastic

After achieving that goal, and making a name for TSA, they decided to make a move to also become a disc golf manufacturer. They took their high standards for quality, and their amazing creativity with them as they began their journey toward producing their own discs.

In 2019, the first mold from TSA was approved by the PDGA, the Mantra. The slightly understable control driver has been a popular mold ever since. Following the Mantra, TSA has been regularly releasing new molds, including drivers, mids, and putters. They have such a variety of discs that you could build an all-TSA bag!

Bonus Discount Code

This week, all TSA molds are on sale! You don’t need any codes for the sale. However, if you are looking for a Construct, Coalesce, or a Synapse, you can use discount code TSA30 to take an ADDITIONAL 30% off. Just enter the code TSA30 when you are checking out, when asked for a discount code. The sale and the discount code end on 6/30. Check out our selection and order your TSA molds today!

MVP New Releases

June 19, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

Brad and Chad Richardson worked for their father at Maple Valley Plastics. While working there, the two brothers had an epiphany. While examining a door handle that was made with a rigid plastic covered with soft rubber, they thought that they could bring the same concept to disc golf. They developed and patented a method of combining an inner core made of one material, with an outer core made from another material. In 2010 MVP Discs was born.

Getting Started

For the first several years they worked in their parent’s barn, before moving to a larger building in 2015. Since then, they have expanded their building, became a household name, and signed some of the most well-known disc golfers on the planet to their team. And they have accomplished all of that in a relatively short time.

Long before James Conrad threw his Signature Envy into the basket to force a playoff in the 2021 World Championship, MVP discs were being thrown at courses around the world. Conrad’s Holy Shot simply cemented MVP’s place in history and introduced their molds to a world audience.

Amazing Growth

Since their early days experimenting with a novel idea, MVP has expanded their brand to include Axiom Discs and Streamline Discs, and a complete catalogue of both overmold and single-mold discs. The brothers are a perfect example of working hard to bring a good idea to fruition.

Infinite will be releasing four MVP/Axiom molds later today. These molds include new plastics and some creative stamps. Let’s check them out!

Fission Trail

10, 5, -1, 1

You might have got a sneak peek at this disc at the PDGA Champions Cup. Now you can pick up one of your own. The triple-foil stamp illustrated by John Dorn represents the many switchbacks one must endure to rise to the top.

Fission plastic utilizes a unique microbubble technology that creates a softer and lighter flight plate, accenting the gyro effect of the disc. It is a great disc that will gives a little turn, and a mellow fade. Perfect for a variety of skill levels.

Get your MVP Fission Trail HERE

Plasma Dimension

14.5, 5, 0, 3

This release is the next Eagle McMahon Team Series disc, the Plasma Dimension. The stamp is the debut for his Synergy Series. The series centers around the concept of duality and harmony. The stamp is illustrated by Green C Studio.

The Dimension is a high-speed, overstable driver that can crush drives in a skilled hand. For intermediate and advanced players, you’ll have the best extreme headwind disc in your bag.

Check out the Plasma Dimension HERE

Prism Neutron Trance

8, 5, -2, 1

The Prism Neutron Trance has made appearances at the last couple OTB Open tournaments. This popular and much requested disc is now available with a stock stamp. It has a Proton rim and a Neutron flight plate.

The Trance has a flight that will help newer players find a lot of distance. It is stable to understable, with a good amount of glide. More experience players can shape the Trace to long, flexing flights, and be able to get late-flight turn.

Check out the Axiom Prism Neutron Trance HERE

Eclipse Insanity

9, 5, -2, 1.5

Another disc that has previously seen the light of day, and the dark of night, is the Eclipse Insanity. It was a special edition release, fitting for Halloween 2021.

The Insanity is a great understable disc that can be used as a turnover disc or a flip-up disc. Not only is it a great disc for your daytime round, you can keep the fun flying high once the sun goes down. MVP has some of the best glow plastic in the business!

Check out the Axiom Eclipse Insanity HERE

Best Disc Golf Approach Discs

June 2, 2025 Ted Hegemann 2 comments

The Best Disc Golf Approach Discs

The disc golf putter is the true workhorse of the sport. It’s the disc you trust for drives off the tee, precision approaches, and that final putt into the basket. While you can throw any disc for any shot, you probably aren’t reaching for a high-speed driver when you’re inside 100 feet. Or putting with a fairway driver (unless it is a tap in or a short putt). The disc golf putter, on the other hand, is a versatile tool that shines in a variety of shot types.

What is an approach disc?

Obviously, any disc golf disc can be used to approach a basket. Since the goal of approaching the basket is to land as close as possible to make your putt as easy as possible, you don’t want to worry about big skips. Using lower speed discs that will sit down easier helps you achieve that goal. That makes putters a great choice for an approach disc. Midrange discs can also be used effectively.

Since most putters are labeled as “putt & approach” discs, it would help to know the difference between a “putting putter” and an “approach disc”. Unfortunately, there isn’t a rule that defines the difference between the two types of discs. Generally speaking, putters used for drives or approach shots are overstable, premium plastics, with more glide than putters used for putts. However, you can always find disc golfers who putt with molds that have the qualities of an ‘approach putter’.

Fortunately, most of the discs on our list would be considered approach putters by a majority of disc golfers, so are effectively looking at the top approach putters. In this blog, we’ll look at three things:

The best-selling approach putters
The highest-rated approach putters
And some of the other approach discs we see on the course.

Let’s go!

Top-Selling Approach Discs

Here are the discs that players can’t stop buying this year:

Highest-Rated Approach Discs

Want to know which discs have the best reputations? According to player ratings, these are the top approach discs:

Popular Approach Discs Seen on Courses

Some discs may not top the sales charts or the ratings, but they’re everywhere on the course. Let’s highlight a few of the classic approach discs that deserve a shout-out:

Innova Gator

The Gator is an overstable, bead-edged beast that thrives in windy conditions and tight lines. It’s technically a midrange, but many players treat it like an approach disc due to its overstability and reliable fade. Plus, it’s a great disc for both backhand and forehand shots.

Check out the Gator HERE

Dynamic Discs Justice

The Justice is about as overstable as it gets. If you need a disc that laughs at headwinds and dumps hard to the left (for RHBH players), the Justice is your friend. It’s perfect for flex lines and sharp doglegs where you need a reliable finish.

Check out the Justice HERE

Innova Aviar

The Innova Aviar has been a staple among disc golfers for decades. It is less stable than many discs on our lists, and more likely to be used as a putting disc. However, many disc golfers love the reliability and feel of the classic disc.

Check out the Aviar HERE

Discraft Zone OS

If you are looking for a disc that can handle a little more arm speed, or you’re throwing into a headwind, the Zone OS should be on your radar. It is beefy enough for the best players, yet it can be used by less experienced players as a utility disc. Even if you already throw a Zone, you’ll find shots that will call for the OS.

Check out the Zone HERE

Latitude 64 Pure

The Pure is an easily shapable putter that many people use as an approach disc. It will hold it’s line on an anhyzer shot, straight shot, or even a hyzer shot, without big skips or massive fades.

Check out the Pure HERE

Discmania P2

The P2 is known for its versatility, especially in different plastics. S-Line P2s are more overstable and great for driving, while D-Line P2s beat in to give a straight, floaty flight. Whether you want a disc that can hold an anhyzer or one that fights back for a hyzer finish, the P2 delivers.

Check out the P2 HERE

The Axiom Envy

The Envy has been a staple in the approach game for years, and it’s no surprise it still ranks among the best. Known for its versatility, the Envy can handle smooth hyzers, straight shots, and even turnovers when beaten in. The popularity of James Conrad’s legendary “Holy Shot” at the 2021 World Championship only boosted its fanbase. Available in a wide range of plastics and colors, the Envy is a must-try for any disc golfer.

Check out the Envy HERE

What’s Your Favorite Approach Disc?

Is your go-to approach disc on the list? Do you have a favorite that we missed? Share your thoughts in the comments below—let’s hear what disc you think is the best approach disc and why!

For more details, check out the best disc golf approach putters in our store, Infinite Discs!

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