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Disc Golf Hats

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You have been playing disc golf for a while now, and the more you play the more you want a hat to wear while out on the course. Over the past month or so, Infinite Discs has increased the hat selection with some new styles. Whether you want to represent your favorite brand or just show that you like to play disc golf. Be sure to check out all of the hats that we have available as this post is only to highlight the new hats added to InfiniteDiscs.com.

MVP & Axiom Hats

 

Axiom Pyramide Logo Hat

Wear this Axiom hat to keep the sun out of your eyes and to rep Axiom Discs. Staying true to Axiom and their fun colors, this is available in a variety of neon colors as well as some standard colors. There are a handful of hat styles available also, you can purchase this hat as a snap-back trucker hat, a flexfit hat, or a fitted hat. Ensuring that you get the hat that suits your style.

Be sure to check out all of the available colors here. You can purchase one of these slick hats for $31.95.

Fitted Sizes Available:
S/M (6 3/4” – 7 1/4”)
L/XL (7 1/8” – 7 5/8”)

Snapback sizes are adjustable.

MVP Orbit Logo Hat

Wear this hat to represent MVP Disc Sports all the while keeping the sun out of your eyes. This is available in a variety of patterns, solid colors, or heather colors. Also, you’ll find the style of hat that you prefer, as they come in a snap-back trucker hat style, a flexfit style, or a fitted hat style. Ensuring that you get the hat that suits you best.

There is a lot of variety to these hats, be sure to check out all of the combinations of patterns, colors, and styles here. This hat is available for purchase for $31.95.

Fitted Sizes Available:
S/M (6 3/4” – 7 1/4”)
L/XL (7 1/8” – 7 5/8”)

Snapback sizes are adjustable.

Infinite Discs Hats

 

Professional Disc Golfer Guaranteed Hat

Show off your love of disc golf, and your unbridled overconfidence with this attractive mesh, snapback hat that proudly declares, “Professional Disc Golfer Guaranteed”.

This hat comes in a handful of color combinations. The brim and front panel will be black or grey, while the mesh will be white or black. For only $10.99 this hat is priced nicely to help show off your skills as a disc golfer without breaking the bank.

NOTE: This hat fits small to large heads (not extra large). Also, it does not guarantee enhanced performance on the disc golf course.

Infinite Discs Dad Hat

The Infinite Discs Dad Hat comes in a soft, comfortable material with an adjustable strap on the back for all sizes (strap-back). It has the Infinite Discs circle logo on the front for a sleek, simple look on and off the course.

This dad hat comes in a variety of colors, helping you have the right color of your preference. You can get yours in black, blue, or a gray color. This easy and comfortable hat is available for purchase at $12.99 here.

Dynamic Discs Hats

 

DD Flexfit Hat

Dynamic Discs provides a comfortable and stylish hat with a variety of logos. Whether you’re looking for classic style logo, or a sleek logo, or something flashy on your hat. Dynamic provides this hat to match your preference. This hat also comes in a handful of color combinations; all are shades of gray or black.

Check the variety of colors and logo combinations of the DD Flexfit Hat and get yours for $22.99.

DGA Hats

 

DGA Leather Patch Cap

The DGA Leather Patch Cap is sure to become your wardrobe staple with the classic snapback cap construct.  Each cap features a leather patch with the DGA Basket Icon, “DGA Disc Golf” on the top ring and “Established 1976” on the bottom.

This DGA Leather Patch Cap comes with either a flat bill or a curved bill. So, whichever type of bill you prefer, DGA has you covered. This hat is available for purchase for $20.

 

Be sure to check out our other apparel items as well. If you’re looking for other hats, you can look at our hat section found under apparel. If you want to support Drew Gibson, he has some hats that are pretty solid as well.

Simon and Eagle Feature Card Jerseys

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Earlier in the year at the OTB open, Simon Lizotte and Eagle McMahon wore a jersey while on the feature card. This jersey was specifically designed by Thought Space Athletics. Discmania has made these jerseys available for purchase. Starting on Tuesday, August 17, at 8:00AM, you’ll be able to order your very own Eagle and/or Simon jersey.

These jerseys are made out of a very comfortable, stretchy, and moisture wicking fabric. They have a sublimated design on them that engulf the entire shirt. Make sure to check these jerseys out and if you like it, pick up one for yourself here for $59.99.

 

To ensure product longevity, please consider and follow the instructions below:

– Warm/Cold water wash- Keep water temperatures under 86 degrees Fahrenheit.
– Garments that are stained due to grass or playing conditions should be washed immediately to avoid stains from drying and setting. Leaving garments in kit bags will cause odors and possibly permanent stains.
– Extremely stained garments should be pre-soaked with regular detergent or non-bleach based stain removers, then rinsed in cold water, and washed immediately after without allowing the garments to dry in between stages.
– Air dry and/or hang dry garments- tumble dry on low heat if absolutely necessary.
– Socks and/or any dye-knitted garments separately. Washing with lighter colored sublimated items in particular, could cause dye migration from socks to sublimated item.
– Do not Iron
– Avoid abrasive surfaces- Do not wash with equipment, and take special precaution to avoid Velcro in particular.

 

Be sure to check out other new Discmania apparel, or all of the apparel available on InfiniteDiscs.com.

Infinite Discs: Disc Sales & Discount Codes

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Since 2012 Infinite Discs has provided a multiplicity of disc golf necessities to the disc golf community. On our site you can find discs, carts, bags, grip enhancers, and even putting aids (to name a few things available online); most everything disc golf related can be found on InfiniteDics.com.

Here at Infinite Discs, we have the goal to provide you with all of your disc golf needs at the best price available. To fulfill this goal, we are always working to sell the discs at the least expensive price possible.

The purpose of this article is to detail how to navigate Infinite Discs’ sales (and their frequency), its “On Sale” page, and how to use discount codes. All to help you to take advantage of available savings while shopping at Infinite Discs.

Weekly Sale Items

Every week we have a group of items on sale for you. These products are updated on Tuesdays or Wednesdays, then will remain on sale until the following Wednesday. There are a handful of ways to tell which disc golf products are on sale. The easiest and the fastest way to tell is by looking at the “What’s on sale” page which can be found HERE. The link to this page is found while browsing the InfiniteDiscs.com website by looking at the right sidebar on a PC, or scrolling down on your phone. The “What’s on sale” page will detail everything that is on sale for that week. There are always discs on sale, as well as some non-disc items. The “What’s on sale” page divides everything into its appropriate groups of Distance Drivers, Control Drivers, Mid Range, Putter, and Other Products (non-disc items).

Again, this page can be accessed from almost any page on the Infinite Discs website. You’ll need to click on “What’s on sale” to view all products that are cheaper than usual for that week. If you click on one of the discs within the green box you’ll be taken to that disc’s landing page rather than the page illustrating all sale items. The items are automatically discount, so no discount code or coupon is necessary for these items. After their week in the spotlight is up, the item price will return to the regular price.

Another way to tell which products are discounted, is that there will be a green banner going across the top right corner of the picture. The banner will simply say, “Sale”. Like you can see on the Yikun Wei as pictured below:

Sometimes only certain plastic types or special editions will be featured on sale. For discs, it is a little harder to tell which plastic type is on sale without knowing the previous prices and browsing through the available discs.

To see the prices of some individual items (and subsequently which items are on sale) click on “Buy Now” a little pop-up window will appear with the available items. In this window, you’ll see the prices of the products helping you to know which portion is on sale. As you can see with this Prodigy bag example below. The Prodigy bag will show up on the “What’s on sale” page and upon clicking on it you will see that just the pink bag is on sale:

 

Discount/Promo Codes

In addition to those weekly sale items, Infinite Discs does sometimes have discount codes. We are very strict about time limitations and product limitations when issuing discount codes. If you find a discount code on one of the many “coupon” websites, it is most likely that the code is long expired and was only being used for a very short time. This is because we reward our regular followers on social media with these fixed-time offers, rather than throwing discount codes all over the internet. Since we already sell discs at inexpensive prices, we do not find it necessary or feasible to offer general discount codes.

There are a handful of ways that these discount codes are advertised. They are primarily announced through social media or through our blog posts that feature specific items.

One of the common discount codes is offered through Focus Friday. This is an off-season weekly post that features a specific disc or product. It releases on Fridays, and the code provided therein will last until the following Monday (only for a weekend). Depending on the product, the code can provide 10% – 20% off that featured item. This blog post may also be shared through our social media means as well in hopes that it helps our customers to try out new products at a discount.

Other discount codes are usually for limited timeframes, like during a Black Friday sale event, or a weekend Father’s Day offer, or other special occasions. While those codes can help you take advantage of a discount during that short period of time, they will expire.  We cannot extend discount codes beyond the designated time period.

Using a discount code is very easy. You’ll simply put the promo code into the “Discount Codes” box, which can be found on the shopping cart page under all of the products in this shopping cart. To make that box available for text entry, you’ll need to click on the arrow found on the right had side. Once clicked, the box will appear where you paste your code. Once you enter the code in the text box and hit enter on the keyboard or click on “Apply Discount”, it will show the discounted price above in the shopping cart. Only one discount code can be applied per transaction.

Questions Regarding Sales or Discount Codes

Hopefully this article has helped you to understand the availability of sales and discounts on the Infinite Discs website. Again, the “What’s on Sale” link on our website will quickly forward you to the featured sale items or the week. Any discount codes will be shared through social media or our blog and will have a very limited timeframe for use. If you have any questions, feel free to email support@infinitediscs.com  But remember, we won’t be able to share discount codes with you over the phone or through email, since the purpose of the discount codes is to reward those who are actively following our announcements on social media, through newsletters, and on our blog.

Discmania Apparel

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Over the past few months Discmania has grown their apparel selection. This article is to feature the new t-shirts and hoodies that have come to the market. These clothing items are all available at InfiniteDiscs.com, along with all your other disc golf needs.

Short Sleeve Shirts

 

Discmania Originals T-Shirt

Show your love for Discmania Originals by wearing this shirt on and off the course. Its poly/cotton blend will provide a comfortable feel.

  • 60% combed ringspun cotton/40% polyester jersey
  • 4.3 oz.
  • 32 singles
  • Slightly heathered
  • Fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage
  • 7.2 oz./lin. yd.
  • 1×1 baby rib-knit set-in collar
  • Tear-away label

This shirt available in red and black on Infinite Discs for $16.99. Click here to select your size.

Tilt Tee

Simon Lizotte’s Tilt stamp is now on the Tilt Tee. The Tilt Tee is a cotton poly blend t-shirt. Show your love for the Tilt simply by wearing this t-shirt.

  • 60% combed ringspun cotton/40% polyester jersey
  • 4.3 oz.
  • 32 singles
  • Slightly heathered
  • Fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage
  • 7.2 oz./lin. yd.
  • 1×1 baby rib-knit set-in collar
  • Tear-away label

You can get this short sleeve at Infinite Discs for $19.99. Follow the link to chose your size.

Royal Rage 2

Leo Piironen’s Royal Rage 2 has become a t-shirt. This shirt is a cotton poly blended shirt. Show your love for the Royal Rage 2 by wearing this shirt around town and out on the disc golf course.

  • 60% combed ringspun cotton/40% polyester jersey
  • 4.3 oz.
  • 32 singles
  • Slightly heathered
  • Fabric laundered for reduced shrinkage
  • 7.2 oz./lin. yd.
  • 1×1 baby rib-knit set-in collar
  • Tear-away label

Get your Royal Rage 2 shirt here for $19.99.

 

Hoodies

 

Discmania Originals Hoodie

Represent Discmania on the colder days with this modern cut hoodie. It will keep you warm, and last with its reinforced seams. All to keep you comfortable, warm, and ready to do whatever you set out to do.

  • Straighter cut, modern look
  • Slim shoulders, lean arms, with front facing shoulder seams
  • Sturdy double layer hood
  • Fortified neck seam with herringbone neck tape
  • Headphone cord loop in the front neckline
  • Cover seam armholes, cuffs and hem
  • Flat, chunky drawcords
  • Kangaroo pocket

Make sure to snag your Discmania hoodie before the cold weather sets in at Infinite Discs for $52.99.

New Disc Golf Accessories- Wild Discs

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Wild Discs is a new disc golf brand as of this past year. They’ve introduced a handful of new discs to the market as well as some of their own branded disc golf accessories. They are a new brand that takes on some social responsibility. For every item sold of theirs, they are contributing a portion of their sales to a wildlife conservation organization. Whether you are throwing their plastic, or using their gear. You are helping them to contribute and preserve this planet that we live on.

At Infinite Discs, we have added a few more disc golf accessories from Wild Discs. We now carry their microfiber waffle towel, and their grip sack. Providing you another way to get some disc golf gear and support wildlife conservation.

Wild Discs Grip Sack

The Wild Discs Grip Sack will remove moisture from your hands easily in any weather condition. With its clay based filler this will remove moisture from you hands. It will also limit the the amount of powder that will escape the grip bag. This bag will keep your bag clean, and provide better grip on your discs.

This grip sack is only $8.99 and available for purchase at InfiniteDiscs.com. Just look for it under Accessories – Grip Enhancers

 

Wild Discs Microfiber Waffle Towel

This Wild Discs Microfiber Waffle Towel is a polyester and polyamide blended towel designed to clean dirt, dust, and dry the disc. Build to last with durable and thick material that will keep your discs or hands clean while out on the course. Easy to attach to your bag with a grommet and clip.

This towel is available for purchase on InfiniteDiscs.com under the “Towels” section. You can buy it for $15.99.

Team Infinite Player Spotlight: Taylor Aubuchon

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When I started my journey down the rabbit hole of learning about disc golf and buying discs about 2 years ago, Taylor Aubuchon was the first reviewer I came across. I appreciated Taylor’s succinct reviews that had no extra fluff in them: 60-second reviews, a couple throws from different release angles, flight trackers, and good descriptions of the feel and flight of a specific disc.



The more knowledge I gain, or think I gain, I still find myself looking forward to and immediately clicking on any new videos from Taylor. Taylor can pack just the right amount of information into a short and easily digestible video. Most of Taylor’s videos also end with a discount code to be used at infinitediscs.com. 

I reached out for a brief interview to better introduce Taylor to other Infinite followers that may not be aware of his content, social media presence, and mission to grow the game.

 

What is your disc golf origin story?

In late middle school/early high school (2007/2008), my group of friends and I were introduced to the game through our church’s youth group. I also took my dad and brother out to play and we were all hooked instantly. We were really lucky to have a great course just a few minutes away and started to play relatively seriously early on. Our youth group started a weekly bag tag series, and I even started to run a small doubles charity tournament within that first year.

How long have you been working with Infinite Discs?

Fortunately for me, Infinite started to support me after just my first review video, which was in March 2019. I’ll never be able to thank Dylan enough for believing in the plan I had for a different take on review videos! It’s pretty crazy to see how far I’ve come and how much it’s grown since then.

When did you start posting disc golf videos?

I started posting in March 2019, right when the first run I-Blend Emperors came out. This was a disc I was really excited about and thought it needed some more light shed on it. It was a mediocre video, to say the least, but it got some great feedback and I’ve been trying to improve and refine my style ever since.

How did you develop your signature and succinct review style?

I think as most content creators develop their style it starts out being mostly self-serving. After taking an extended hiatus from the game, my brother introduced me to the Infinite brand. I was hard-pressed to find any reviews or really any content focused on their lineup. Most YouTube reviews I was watching seemed quite long for their purpose, and I couldn’t find any review content on Instagram at the time. I saw an opportunity to create a more concise format that would be able to be pushed to the more underutilized avenues of social media. The original plan was actually to only post them to Instagram. I only created a YouTube channel to be able to share the reviews in Infinite’s comment section.

What disc surprised you the most after reviewing it? (You weren’t expecting to like, flew differently than expected, etc)

Definitely the Aztec. I had never really thrown that kind of straight control driver that still had good distance potential. When the I-Blend test run came out I loved the feel and flight it had, but it beat in just a little too quickly to be super reliable. Thankfully, the color glow run came out shortly after and I’ve had at least two in my bag ever since. The Aztec gives me the control of the Exodus, while not sacrificing much of the extra distance I’d get from bumping up to an Emperor of Pharaoh. If they’re ever looking for a name to put on the color glow Aztec, I know a guy that’d be pretty interested.

What is your favorite Infinite disc?

The Tomb without a doubt. I power grip everything but putts, so the Tomb is a perfect throwing putter for me with its shallow rim. Right now I’m bagging a Splatter S-Blend for overstable, C-Blend for stable, and D-Blend for understable throwing putter slots.

Check out Taylor’s Tomb review here:

Infinite Discs D-Blend Tomb Review

What is your favorite non-infinite disc?

I’ve had a full infinite bag for a bit over a year now, but the hardest disc for me to take out was the Westside Discs Pine. I enjoy a taller, more overstable feeling Midrange that beat into straight fliers. Taking the time to beat a disc into that perfect spot gives you a level of confidence and trust in it that can’t easily be replaced.

Who is your player on tour?

I always look forward to watching Drew Gibson shred out there. Best backhand form on tour!

Do you compete in tournaments? Discuss some local events, results, experiences, etc.

Unfortunately, it’s been a couple of years since I’ve played a local event, but I’m hoping to get back out there soon! 

What are some of your disc golf goals?

Since really diving into content creation, most of my goals center around growing my presence to be able to share these awesome discs with as many people as possible! It’d be awesome to hit 1000 YouTube subscribers someday, but I try not to focus too hard on any specific avenue as there are so many outlets to push to. As far as disc golf specific, I’m always tweaking something in my game. Right now the goal is to develop a more consistent forehand, there’s a reason you’ve never seen me throw a forehand in any video…

Check out Taylor’s full video catalog here:

Taylor Aubuchon – YouTube

What are some of your hobbies outside of and other than disc golf?

Before disc golf, my biggest passions were music and video games. I played in local bands throughout high school and dove pretty deep into music production afterward. I’ve also streamed via Twitch off and on since around 2015. Although music has taken a bit of a back seat recently, I still stream regularly at twitch.tv/ursapls and would love to talk disc golf, gaming, or music with anyone that wants to stop by!

 

 

Be sure to Subscribe to Taylor’s YouTube channel and Follow him on Instagram(tayloraubuchon)!

We will be continuing this series, spotlighting members of Team Infinite from all 4 levels: Signature, Elite, Ambassador, and Core Teams. Please share this article and comment below which player(s) that you would like to hear from!

 

Get outside and throw some discs. Have an awesome day! 

Morgan Leonard

Molenny Disc Golf

Drew Gibson Apparel

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Infinite Discs is now carrying more disc golf apparel. This apparel is unique as a portion of these proceeds will go to Drew Gibson. These proceeds will continue to help Drew tour as has been, the same concept as the tour discs. There are a variety of clothing items that sport his various logos, all to ensure that you can find a style or apparel that suits you. Whether for playing or for lounging, there is somethings for you.

We have a section within the apparel menu that is dedicated to these items. You can find all of Drew’s clothing under “Drew Gibson Apparel“.

Hats

There are a variety of caps available. Whether you need a cold weather beanie, a stylish flat brim, a comfortable floppy dad hat, or a good baseball cap; you’ll be able to find a hat that suits your needs.

Shirts

Drew provides a wide selection of shirts. There are short and long sleeved shirts. They are all cotton based shirts ensuring a good comfortable fit. Be sure to check these shirts out.

Shorts

The Evo Tie Dye Shorts is a sweat type short that is meant to be comfortable. Its tie die offers a stylish look as well. These shorts also offer a back pocket and hand pockets. You may place a pre-order for these now for $35.00.

  • 9 oz., 80/20 cotton/polyester blend
  • Relaxed fit with tapered knee opening
  • 100% cotton 30 singles face yarn
  • Elastic waistband with flat drawcord
  • Sewn eyelets
  • Sewn fly detail
  • Back pocket & jersey lined hand pockets
  • Woven label
  • Due to the nature of tie dye, loose pigments may remain on the surface of the garments. We therefore strongly recommend washing these garments only with like-colored garments, as some of the tie dyes may stain light or white colored garments in the wash cycle. Washing the garments in cold water will reduce the possibility of staining.

Hoodies

There are a handful hoodies, some lightweight and others a little bit thicker. There is a variety of colors, and different styled logos.

 

All preorder items have a tentative shipping date of sometime in the month of June.

What Disc Golf Accessories Do We Own

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2021 State of Disc Golf

What Accessories Do We Own

One of the benefits of our sport is that it is relatively inexpensive to get started. A beginner who wants to play casually can get a few base-plastic discs and find a course that is free to play. For $20, you could be set for the summer. Even if you opt for premium plastics and a small bag, you could keep your expenses under $50. Compared to ball golf or many other sports, that is a bargain! Plus, that easy entry into the sport contributes to its growth. Even if you are buying discs for the whole family, it’s still a cheap hobby.

Once we’ve been playing for very long at all, we start considering some of the other disc golf related items we could use when we play. A mini marker is a necessity if you play tournaments and even leagues. Towels are nice in case our discs or our hands get damp. Maybe a bigger bag? Or how about jumping up to a cart? While disc golf CAN be played inexpensively, one can also spend a lot of money upgrading to the best discs, bags, and many varieties of accessories and apparel.

For the 2021 State of Disc Golf survey, we wanted to see what disc golf paraphernalia was the most popular. We asked about accessories, apparel, water bottles, and what we use to haul our gear around. Let’s take a look at what items were the most popular.

Accessories

In the survey, we listed popular disc golf accessories and asked how many of them we own. Not too surprising that the number one answer was a plastic mini. Number seven is a premium mini (made out of wood, glass, etc.). Although there were a lot of people who indicated that they own both a plastic and a premium mini. The bottom line is that nearly all of us have a mini of one kind or another. If you play in a sanctioned event, you really NEED a mini. That need, along with the fact that the regularly show up in player’s packs, makes it easy to see why the mini is number one. Here are the results:

When I consider what accessories I own, and what I see my buddies use, most of these numbers look right. There is one that looks glaringly wrong: the ubiquitous water bottle. Less than half of us own a water bottle? It wouldn’t have surprised me if the water bottle were the number one accessory. I know a few golfers that use bladders, similar to the CamelBak. But that doesn’t account for what I consider to be a lot smaller percentage of people who indicate they don’t own a water bottle, than what I see on the course.

More Accessories

Towels and grip enhancers are two more items that I see enough on the disc golf course that it is not surprising to see them at the top of the list. Rounding out the list is an item that we’ve been see a lot more advertising for in the past few years: the rangefinder. I see a lot more of these in use than even a year ago. With less expensive options like the Apex Rangefinder, it is easier to justify getting one.

Water Bottles

Speaking of water bottles, we also asked in the survey what kind of water bottles. Jesse from Trash Panda Disc Golf will be happy to hear that over 80% of us prefer reusable water bottles. (To see what Jesse is doing for sustainable disc golf, check out our blog post featuring Jesse here). Like so many of us have discovered, the double-wall insulated water bottles are the most effective at keeping your beverages cold. Pro tip: you CAN put too much ice in these types of water bottles and end up with nothing but ice after you drink all the liquid. That’s a bummer on a hot day. Experiment with the level of ice to see what works best for your water bottle. Here are the results:

Apparel

Whether you are talking about a sports team, shoe company, favorite band, or YouTube celebrity, many of us like to show our loyalty by wearing apparel from the companies, individual, or groups that we support. It’s no different with disc golfers, so we asked in the survey what branded apparel we own? I would have thought that tee shirts and hats would have been at the top of the list, but I would have bet on hats being the number one choice. Here are the results:

In addition to tee shirts and hats, rounding out the top five are hoodies, polo shirts, and beanies. Personally, I have everything on the list but a branded jacket, shorts, and pants. The percentages listed in the results represent 2/3 of us. Slightly over 33% of us indicated that we don’t own branded apparel of any kind on the list. That’s surprising, given how frequently these items show up in player’s packs.

Hauling Discs Around

The final category we’ll look at today is how we carry our discs. We let people choose all that apply to them, so the percentages add up to more than 100%. Taking the top spot is the popular backpack disc golf bag. We don’t have to play disc golf for long before we have enough discs and accessories to justify getting a backpack bag. They are great for casual rounds and multi-day tournaments. Some golfers even get a cart that can hold their backpack bag, to use on cart-friendly courses. Over 77% of us have a backpack bag. That’s more than three times the second most popular choice, the small bag with a single strap. Here are all of the results:

Only about 1% of us don’t use a bag or cart. And 5% of us use some kind of bag we’ve repurposed for disc golf. Everyone else has at least a small bag. About 20 % of us have a cart of some kind.  Only about 11% of us use a large style bag.

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What is your most important accessory? The one thing you couldn’t imagine playing disc golf without? Let us know in the comments below and we can see what accessory you value the most.

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