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University Logo Discs Now On Sale

September 3, 2025 Ted Hegemann 3 comments

Football season is underway and college football fans are cheering for, or lamenting, their favorite teams. In addition to the abundance of apparel fans can adorn to show their loyalty to their team, college fans can also show their pride by picking up a disc with their school’s logo.

Prodigy has teamed up with the NCAA to offer discs with select University logos. They would make a great gift for students or alumni, or as a treat for yourself. Take your logo disc to your favorite course for a round before you settle in and cheer on your team.

Another great thing about these University logo discs is that they are now on sale! Check out the selection of school logos below, then get a few for yourself or a loved one.

These are the schools currently available:

Best Disc Golf Discs For Beginners

September 1, 2025 Ted Hegemann One comment

What Beginners Should Know About Choosing Disc Golf Discs

If you’re new to disc golf, the number of disc options can feel overwhelming. There are flight numbers, plastic types, and weight, all influencing how a disc performs. That’s before you even consider what colors or stamps you want. This guide will simplify those factors so you can make an informed choice.

To an outsider, all discs might look the same. But in reality, some discs are tailored for beginner-friendly learning, while others are designed for experienced players. This post focuses on molds that support beginners in developing proper form and confidence.

Understanding Disc Flight Numbers

Disc golf uses a four-number flight rating system. While imperfect, it’s the most useful benchmark we have. Here is what each digit tells you and why it matters:

Speed: Indicates how fast you must throw the disc for it to fly correctly. High-speed discs must be thrown a lot faster than slower-speed discs. Attempting to throw high-speed discs without the proper skill can encourage poor form. Beginners should stick with speeds between 1 and 5. You can get slightly faster discs if you can find them in lighter weights (under 160g)
Glide: Describes how long the disc stays in the air. Higher glide numbers help beginners maximize distance with less power.
Turn: Measures how much the disc will veer to the right (for a right-handed, backhand player) when thrown with speed. Beginners benefit from discs with turn ratings between –1 and –4. If your disc starts turning too much early in flight, consider a faster or more stable mold.
Fade: Reflects how much the disc will curve to the left at the end of its flight. Lower fade values are easier for beginners to manage, since their throws tend to lack high velocity.

What About Disc Weight

Although the flight numbers on a disc might make it good or bad for beginners, the weight of a disc can also make a big difference. Lighter disc golf discs are often better for beginners because they require less power to throw effectively, making it easier to get more distance with less effort.

Heavier discs can be harder to control for new players since they require faster arm speed to achieve a full flight, often resulting in short or inaccurate throws. A lighter disc is also more forgiving, as it tends to glide longer and stay in the air, giving beginners more time to see how their throw affects the disc’s flight. This added distance and control can help new players build confidence while developing proper form.

With those tips in mind, let’s look at the best disc golf discs for beginners.

MVP Ohm The Ohm is a straight-flying, very glidey putter from MVP. Even though is has a high glide, it can comfortably be used as a putting putter. The mold is similar to the Streamline Pilot.
Discraft Archer A former Ace Race disc, the Archer is popular among beginners for is flippy flight, and more skilled players look for a disc that will hold a turn. It has a shallow feel to the rim.
Gateway Voodoo Another straight putter, the Gateway Voodoo has an interesting feel. It is soft and very grippy. The Voodoo comes in a variety of plastic types.
Innova TL3 Considered by Innova to be, “the evolution of the TL”, the TL3 is like a straighter TeeBird. It is also a great disc for newer players who want to take the next step and get a control driver.
Viking Axe The Axe is a domey midrange disc. It has little turn and fade. It’s great for accuracy and controlled shots.
Discraft Roach Another Ace Race disc, the Roach is a popular putter from Discraft. The beadless disc makes a great approach disc, and is perfect for smashing chains.
TSA Pathfinder The Pathfinder is a straight midrange disc from Thought Space Athletics. In addition to its shapable flight, since it is Thought Space, you know the stamp will be next level and the plastic will feel amazing!
Innova Cobra The Innova Cobra has been around longer than nearly all of the beginners who would throw it. It is a midrange that has a little more turn than other mids on the list, and a little more fade. That combination will give you more options for shaping your shot.
Yikun Yan With a little more glide than most mids, the Yan is a deep-rim, straight disc that will hold any line you put it on. It is a great choice for picking up some distance with little effort.
Viking Cosmos Another great option for beginners who want a disc with a little more distance potential is the Viking Cosmos. Its flight is just what a beginner will need to expanding their game.

If you look at each of the discs listed, you’ll find they all fit the description above of what makes a great beginner disc. None of them are high-speed discs. None of them have crazy fade. They are all stable to understable discs. They are just what you should look for as you start your disc golf Journey!

Below is a link to the complete list of the best beginner discs. Check it out to see which of the molds might be on sale!

Best Beginner Discs

Check Out All The Brands On Sale For Labor Day!

August 28, 2025 Ted Hegemann Leave a comment

Through Labor Day you’ll find EVERY Infinite Discs mold on sale! No codes to enter, nothing extra to do. Just load up your cart with your favorite Infinite molds and the discount will automatically be applied.

But that’s not all! We also have lots of other brands on sale. Look below for links to every brand on sale now through Labor Day.

Do you have a favorite Infinite mold? Have you been interested in trying a certain Infinite mold? Now is your chance to pick up a few discs at the best prices. Need a recommendation? Let’s check out the most popular Infinite molds.

Emperor – The Emperor has been a hit since it was first released. With flight numbers that are desirable for a distance driver, you can get some of your longest throws with this mold. For the big arms, check out a Halo S-Blend Emperor. If you are just moving up to faster discs, try an I-Blend Emperor.

Alpaca – Not only is the Alpaca our most popular putter, it is one of our most popular molds. It is a beadless putter that is available in several plastics. Nab a D-Blend Alpaca if you will be using it to putt with. For a throwing putter D- or S-Blends will fit the bill.

Pharaoh – Our highest-speed mold is one of our best-selling discs. With a flight that resembles an Innova Boss, the Pharaoh will deliver a beautiful s-curve flight. With enough turn to help you shape your shot, and a good fade to let the disc sit without major skips, the Pharaoh will quickly become your go-to distance driver.

Sphinx – One of my personal favorite molds, the Sphinx is a flippy control driver with a rim size that is comfortable in most any hands. Pick up several Sphinx’s in a variety of plastic types to get a variety of stabilities with the same hand feel. I love I-Blend because of its feel, its durability, and it is a little cheaper than other premium plastics.

Check out all Infinite Discs’ molds HERE

Here are some of the other brands that are now on sale:

Thought Space Athletics

Divergent Discs On Sale – Plus Discount Code!

August 8, 2025 Ted Hegemann One comment

Get to Know Divergent Discs, Get Discount Code

If you’re looking for quality, easy to throw discs at bargain prices, Divergent Discs might be exactly what you need. This relatively new brand is carving out a unique space in the disc golf world by offering affordable, beginner-friendly discs without sacrificing quality. Whether you’re a casual weekend player or helping a friend get into the sport, Divergent makes discs that are easy to throw, fun to use, and very reliable.

Divergent started four years ago after getting their first few molds PDGA approved. The first two molds from DD were the understable putter, the Narwhal, and the flippy midrange, the Leviathan. Since then, they have added a complete lineup of discs, with a variety of flight options and plastic types.

Over time, several molds have become fan favorites. Here is a list of the top five molds from Divergent Dists:

The Lawin is a distance driver that can easily achieve the desirable S-curve that translates into long flights. The mold is available in 160-class weights, making it even easier for newer players or players who can’t generate a lot of arm speed.

The Kraken is a control driver that has a little turn and a little fade. Its flight numbers make it easy to shape to meet the needs of the course.

If you are looking for a midrange that will deliver accurate, consistent throws, check out the Kapre. It has a neutral flight, which makes it hit any line you put it on. Perfect for precision upshots or hitting lines in the woods.

The Narwhal is a beadless putter from Divergent that can be used as a putting disc, or an approach disc. It has a little bit of turn, which would be great for turning shots or tailwind shots.

The Golem is an overstable putt and approach disc that is made out of silicone. It will tame the most ferocious headwind, and sit down as soon as it hits the ground. The silicone gives the Golem a grippy feel.

Give Divergent Discs molds a try, and see why people like them. They are currently on sale! PLUS, you can take a whopping 40% off our sale price by using the discount code DVG40 . See the complete line of Divergent Discs, and stock up now at these amazing prices! The sale and discount code are valid through Monday, August 11.

Click HERE to see all Divergent discs

Best Distance Drivers 2025

August 6, 2025 Ted Hegemann 31 comments

When you want to get the most distance from your drives, you’re usually reaching for your high-speed drivers. Also called distance driver, this type of disc has the widest rim of all types, and the usually require the most skill to maximize the achievable distance. They are the super-athlete of the disc golf world, since they hold distance records, and are used by pros and amateurs alike. Much like our Best Putters, Best Midranges, and Best Fairway Drivers we will look at the sales data to find the best disc golf distance drivers for 2025, and give you some ideas of discs you might want to try.

Like always, we’ll start by showing the Best Distance Drivers for 2024

Best Disc Golf Distance Drivers 2024

Taking the top spot for sales is the Innova Wraith. The Wraith is a speed 11 disc that has a flight similar to some of the other top discs on the list. Taking second is the Infinite Discs Emperor, followed by the most popular driver of all time, the Innova Destroyer.

Top Wraith Plastics

Checking out the top plastic sales for the number one Wraith we find that the most popular Wraith plastic sold is Star plastic. Star plastic outsold second place Gummy Champion by three times! It was responsible for over a third of all Wraith sales last year. The third place most popular plastic is GStar.

Now let’s look at the top sellers for last year.

Top 50 Best Disc Golf Distance Drivers 2025

The MVP Trail isn’t even two years old, but is very popular. The speed-10 mold from MVP has a stable flight that is useful for a wide range of skill levels. It dethroned the Innova Wraith, which dropped to fourth place. Taking second to the Trail is the ever-popular Infinite Discs Emperor. Third on the list is the Innova Destroyer.

The top four molds on the list make up a quarter of all distance driver sales. Innova and Infinite are regular names at the top of the list. It was nice to see MVP break into the elite ranks.

Here are the links to the top 10 discs on the list.

Check out the top selling drivers HERE

Most Brands In The Top 50

There are ten different brands who have a disc in the top 50 best discs. That is down a couple from last year. Let’s take a look at which brands are represented, and how many molds they have on the list.

The top few brands are not a surprise. Innova and Discraft are some of the oldest disc golf brands, and sponsor some top pros. Their size gives them a lot more marketing opportunities. That helps them manage to stay on top despite all of the newer brands that have hit the market the last decade.

Top Rated Drivers

We’ve looked at the sales data for the top distance drivers, and now we’ll look at the top RATED discs. The infinite discs website allows customers to leave feedback and ratings on discs and accessories, and is a good resource for finding highly rated disc products. Let’s look at some of the distance drivers with the highest ratings. For our ‘Highest Rated’ sections, our system sorts by mold and plastic type.

Highest Rated Distance Drivers

Taking the number one spot with the highest consumer rating for distance drivers is Infinite Discs’ popular high-speed driver, the Emperor. The speed 12 driver has a popular flight that features a little turn with a reliable solid fade. It is available in numerous plastic types. It is also the signature disc of some of the top pros. The I-Blend Emperor has a 4.93 rating out of 5. Nearly perfect!

In second place with a rating of 4.86 is the Star Innova Wraith. Taking third is the Discmania Neo Enigma. The Enigma has a customer rating of 4.73.

Check out the highest rated distance drivers HERE

Highest Rated Overstable Distance Drivers

Since the Emperor is considered an overstable driver and is the highest rated driver, it is obviously going to be the highest rated overstable driver. In this category, the Emperor took first, second, and tied for third, with three different plastics represented. In second place with 4.91 stars out of five is the Signature Swirly S-Blend. In third place at 4.90 stars is the Signature I-Blend. Also at 4.90 is the Halo Star Destroyer.

Check out the top overstable disc golf distance drivers HERE and you can see what’s on sale!

Highest Rated Understable Disc Golf Driver

Looking at the other end of the stability spectrum we have the highest rated understable drivers. The Innova Tern took the top two spots. The Star Tern is the highest rated at 4.78. Just a little behind the Star is the Champion Tern, with 4.69 stars. Infinite Discs’ I-Blend Maya came in third with its 4.68 rating.

The next two molds on the understable list, the Axiom Insanity and the Lone Star Disc Mockingbird, are tied at an impressive rating of 4.79.

Check out the top 20 understable disc golf distance drivers HERE and you can see all the top molds and what’s on sale!

Highest Rated Stable & Straight Flying Drivers

Checking out distance drivers with a more neutral flight, meaning little turn and a less aggressive fade, we find the stable Infinite Discs Splatter S-Blend Pharaoh leading the pack for the title of Best Stable Distance Driver with a rating of 4.91. The Pharaoh is a high-speed driver that comes in a variety of plastics.

In second place with a rating of 4.89 is the Streamline Neutron SL Trace. In the last podium spot, we find the MVP Neutron Tesla, rated at 4.4 out of five stars.

Check out the top 20 stable disc golf distance drivers HERE and you can see all the top molds and what’s on sale!

Let Us Know About YOUR Favorite Drivers!

Those are our lists of the top distance drivers with sales and ratings data. Let’s add to the data by hearing from YOU! Answer one or more of the following questions:

1 – What is your favorite distance driver?
2 – What is your favorite over/understable distance driver?
3 – What do you think will be the best distance driver for next year?

Big Sale For National Disc Golf Day

July 29, 2025 Ted Hegemann 3 comments

Did you know disc golf has its very own holiday? Yep, this Saturday is National Disc Golf Day. While you won’t get a day off with pay, you can celebrate with us by enjoying a sale on many different brands. More sale info below.

National Disc Golf Day

National Disc Golf Day started back in 2016 by two people passionate about disc golf. Jason Wilder was a PDGA state coordinator for Minnesota. He teamed up with Throw Pink co-founder Sara Nicholson to petition for the ‘holiday’. With input from disc golf legends Dan “Stork” Roddick, Jim Palmeri, and Tom Monroe, the group decided on the first Saturday in August as the day to celebrate and recognize disc golf.

There were a several reasons why the first Saturday was chosen. First, the American Flying Disc Open was held in August 1974. That was one of the first competitions in the U.S. First prize for the event was a new car, a 1974 Datsun B210.

The second reason August was chosen was because it was the month that “Steady” Ed Headrick patented the ‘Flying Disc Entrapment Device’, or disc golf basket, in 1977. It was a celebration of the month that gave us two important events in disc golf history.

How Does Someone Celebrate National Disc Golf Day?

There are several ways disc golfers can celebrate this fun day:

1 – Play disc golf! You could play in a tournament, get together with friends to play, or play a solo round. In other words, what you were probably going to do anyway!

2 – Grow the sport. Invite someone new to play with you. You might just end up with another disc golf buddy.

3 – Watch some disc golf. This year, National Disc Golf Day happens to fall during the World Championships. It’s a good excuse to kick back and watch the best disc golfers in the world (after you play a round or two yourself,)

4 – Pick up a new disc at a great price. Check out all of the brands we have on sale at Infinite. Here is a list of manufacturers that are included in the sale. Every disc from that brand will be on sale! These brands include Infinite Discs, Thought Space Athletics, Clash, Doomsday, Lone Star, Yikun, Viking, Finish Line, DGA, and Neptune.

The National Disc Golf Day sale continues through Monday, August 4.

How Will You Celebrate NDGD?

No matter how you choose to celebrate National Disc Golf Day, it’s all about appreciating the sport that we love. Whether you are playing, introducing a friend to disc golf, watching the top players compete, or shopping for a new disc for your bag, it’s the perfect day to enjoy disc golf. Have a great ‘holiday’ and be sure to take advantage of the sale prices at Infinite.

See you on the course!

Wait… Don’t check out until you read this!

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

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