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Best Disc Golf Cart

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When I first started playing disc golf, I thought that the idea of using a cart was overkill. Bags aren’t that heavy and I had no problem lugging my Gorilla Boy Simian around the course. After I had been playing for a bit, I discovered that I had tons of discs sitting around that I never threw. I sold them all to a retail store and ended up with lots of store credit. That’s when I considered getting a cart.I liked my bag and preferred a cart that held my bag. That way I could easily remove the bag when I was playing a course that wasn’t cart friendly.  I settled on a Zuca Backpack LG, which easily held my large bag.I got the bag from the retailer when they were vending at a tournament that I was playing. After playing the first round of the day without the cart, I got it set up and used it for the second round. I was hooked!

I loved how easy it was to push/pull the cart around. It didn’t matter how many backup discs I crammed in my bag, nor how much extra food/water/accessories I wanted to take. The effort to move the cart around the course was the same. And it was minimal.

In this blog, I’ll discuss the cart options you have, and mention what I like and dislike about the cart.

Types of Disc Golf Carts

Disc golf carts generally fall into two categories: carts that require a separate bag and carts with built in disc storage. Carts that require a separate bag allow you to attach your current bag quickly, while carts with built in storage require you to move your discs into the cart, which can be inconvenient if you frequently play on courses that are not cart friendly.

Carts That Require an Additional Bag

ZUCA Trekker and Trekker LG Cart

The Trekker and Trekker LG are based on the ZUCA Backpack and Backpack LG. The Trekker uses a 22 inch axle and holds 20 to 25 discs, while the LG uses a 24 inch axle and holds up to 30 discs. Both include a telescoping handle and a built in seat rated for up to 300 pounds.

  • Likes: Built in seat, no additional bag needed
  • Dislikes: Requires a separate bag for non cart courses, takes up significant transport space

ZUCA Compact Cart

A smaller, lighter option for players who carry fewer discs. It uses a 22 inch axle and includes a built in seat, though it sits lower than other models.

  • Likes: Easy to move, easy to transport, built in seat, low center of gravity
  • Dislikes: Requires a separate bag for non cart courses, limited storage space

ZUCA All Terrain Cart

A larger version of the Compact Cart with space for up to 32 discs, additional pockets, and interior storage.

  • Likes: Built in seat, plenty of storage
  • Dislikes: Requires a separate bag for non cart courses

ZUCA Transit Cart

This model includes a built in disc bag with extra storage underneath, a 24 inch axle, and a built in seat. It holds up to 25 discs.

  • Likes: Built in seat, extra storage
  • Dislikes: Requires a separate bag for non cart courses, limited additional disc capacity

Frame Carts: Use Your Own Bag

Frame carts allow you to attach or insert your existing disc golf bag so your discs stay in the same place whether you are using the cart or carrying the bag. Some include seats while others do not, and they come in two, three, or four wheel designs.

ZUCA Backpack and Backpack LG

These carts include a seat, telescoping handle, and water bottle holders. All storage comes from your attached bag. The Backpack uses a 22 inch axle and the LG uses a 24 inch axle.

  • Likes: Easy bag removal, built in seat
  • Dislikes: Large for transport, requires a bag purchase, limited storage

MVP Rover 2 Cart

A compact, lightweight cart with water bottle holders and a telescoping handle. It has a low center of gravity but no seat.

  • Likes: Easy bag removal, simple transport, good maneuverability
  • Dislikes: Requires a separate bag, no seat

ZUCA EZ Cart

This cart includes a shelf for your bag and extra storage underneath but does not include a seat.

  • Likes: Easy bag removal, extra accessory space, compact transport
  • Dislikes: Requires a separate bag

Rovic RV1D 2.0

A foldable push cart originally designed for ball golf. It holds any disc golf bag and includes a locking brake, storage space, drink holders, and an umbrella holder. It struggles on uneven ground when pushed forward but pulls easily over rough terrain.

  • Likes: Easy to push, many accessories available, compact when folded, convenient bag height
  • Dislikes: Non pivoting front wheel, accessory costs, small water bottle holders

BagBoy Disc Golf Quad XL Push Cart

A four wheel push cart with excellent stability, built in storage, a drink holder, and an umbrella holder. A handle mounted brake keeps it secure on hills.

  • Likes: Very stable, easy to push, higher bag position, built in accessory storage
  • Dislikes: Expensive optional seat, pricey accessories, non pivoting front wheels, small bottle holder

How to Choose the Right Disc Golf Cart

To find the best cart for your needs, consider whether you mainly play on cart friendly courses, whether you have enough vehicle space, how much storage you want, whether you plan to use it for tournaments, your budget including accessories, and whether you want a seat during rounds. Once you answer these questions, you can narrow your options and choose the style and color that fit your preferences.

Final Thoughts

Many disc golfers who invest in a cart say they will never go back, and with all the benefits they offer, it is easy to see why. Use this guide to find the best cart for your game and explore the selection at Infinite Discs. We would love to hear from you. Do you use a cart, and if so, which one? If not, which cart seems like the best fit for your needs, or what keeps you from getting one?

 

Essential Disc Golf Accessories

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A variety of disc golf accessories

Discs and bags may get most of the attention in disc golf, but the right disc golf accessories can make your round a bit better. From improving grip in unpredictable weather to recovering discs in tough terrain, having the proper gear keeps every round smooth and enjoyable. Infinite Discs offers a wide variety of accessories to keep players prepared for any course condition.

Grip Enhancers: Stay Confident in Every Throw

whale sac

Consistent grip is crucial for accurate, repeatable throws. Moisture, sweat, and humidity can affect disc control, making grip enhancers a must-have for players of all skill levels.

  • Infinite Discs Chalk Ball – A compact chalk ball designed to keep your hands dry and tacky for cleaner releases.
  • Prodigy Chalk Bag – A popular rosin-style option used by many professionals for dependable grip in humid conditions.
  • Whale Sac – Handmade grip bags filled with clay beads, offering a natural, soft feel and eco-friendly materials.

Each of these grip enhancers provides a different texture and performance feel. Experimenting with a few options helps you discover what works the best for you.

Check out all Infinite grip enhancers HERE

Towels: Keep Discs Clean and Dry

disc golf bath towel

A dry disc is essential for predictable flights and reliable grip. Disc golf towels are simple yet critical tools that help maintain disc performance in all course conditions.

Many players carry two towels, one primarily for water and another for mud or debris. That way you can have a clean towel at all times.

Check out all Infinite towels HERE

Disc Retrievers: Save Time, Money, and Discs

Golden Retriever disc golf retriever

Few things are more frustrating than losing a favorite disc to water, thick brush, or trees. Disc retrievers help protect your go-to discs and reduce downtime by reaching discs that are out of reach.

Disc retrievers are lightweight and easy to carry, and after saving just a few discs, they quickly pay for themselves.

Check out all Infinite retrievers HERE

Rangefinders: Precision at Your Fingertips

Apex Rangefinder

Knowing exact distances can greatly assist your disc selection and strategy. Rangefinders let you know exactly how far you need to throw, so you can narrow down your disc options.

Check out all Infinite rangefinders HERE

Umbrellas: Stay Dry and Focused

Axiom Watermelon disc golf umbrella

Rain is inevitable, but it doesn’t have to ruin your round. A sturdy umbrella keeps you and your gear dry.

Check out all Infinite umbrellas HERE

Portable Seats: Comfort Between Throws

Infinite Discs Tournament Seat

Long rounds and tournaments can be tiring. Portable seats provide rest without weighing down your bag.

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Additional Useful Accessories

Infinite Discs mini marker foam

Beyond the essentials, Infinite Discs offers a few other accessories that that make rounds more  enjoyable:

  • Infinite Discs Mini Marker – A must for tournament play, helping you mark your lie with style.
  • Water Bottle – Stay hydrated while letting the world know which brands you support.
  • Training Products – Practice is the best way to lower your scores. These training products will help.

Building A Complete Disc Golf Bag

Grip enhancers, towels, retrievers, rangefinders, umbrellas, and seats, might be considered just add-ons, but they all make your rounds a little better. They keep you prepared for unpredictable conditions, protect your discs, and help you focus on your game. By adding these accessories from Infinite Discs, you’ll be ready for whatever the course throws your way.

Whether you’re upgrading your bag or starting fresh, adding these accessories from Infinite Discs can make your round a more fun!

Explore more disc golf accessories at Infinite Discs to find the perfect additions for your disc golf game.

 

Pre-Black Friday Sale – Find Great Deals NOW!

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PRE-BLACK FRIDAY SALE

Our BIGGEST sale of the year is right around the corner, but why wait?

We’re excited to present a fun selection of Disc Golf accessories at a huge discount before our Black Friday sales event so that you can get started on your disc golf and gift-giving needs before the usual shopping frenzy begins. Plus we have curated some deeply discounted discs from our inventory at $5, $8, and $11 so you can snag some deals!

SALE DATES – NOV. 21st-25th

Use the links below to jump directly to the items that are on sale during this pre-Black Friday discount event.
DOORBUSTER DISC DEALS
https://infinitediscs.com/additional/doorbuster

5-DOLLAR DISCS
https://infinitediscs.com/collections/5-dollar

8-DOLLAR DISCS
https://infinitediscs.com/collections/8-dollar

11-DOLLAR DISCS
https://infinitediscs.com/collections/11-dollars

Backpacks, Baskets and Accessories

Deals Boxes for Great Prices

Are you a fan of mystery boxes? Looking for a fun gift? Starting on November 21st, all the way through the end of our Black Friday sales on December 3rd, you can get these pre-packaged mystery boxes at a great price. They’re already discounted so no promo code is necessary for these boxes!

Mystery Discs Add-On Is Only $10

While you’re checking out after adding everything you want to your card, you can add on a random mystery disc for only $10. We’ll grab a premium disc and add it to your package (no choosing discs, because it’s a mystery). That’s a $2 savings over the usual $12 price! Discounted until December 3rd.

 

 

Hyzerline Disc Golf Trainer

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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.

Disc golfer using a Hyzerline disc golf trainer

Disc golfer using a Hyzerline disc golf trainerDisc golfer using a Hyzerline disc golf trainerDisc golfer using a Hyzerline disc golf trainer

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.

disc golfer storing a hyzerline disc golf ttrainer

disc golfer storing a hyzerline disc golf ttrainer

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!

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Best Disc Golf Baskets 2025

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Although some of us play disc golf casually and aren’t concerned about improving our skill, many of us want to get better so we can compete. Hands down, one of the best ways to dial in our putting is to have a basket readily accessible. Regular putting practice results in improvements in our putting game.  So, which basket would be the best for you? Well, that depends on a couple things.

In this blog we’ll look at those factors and determine the best baskets, which will help you narrow down your choices. We also want to hear from you at the end, and will be giving out gift cards to random commenters.

Best Basket For You

One of the first questions that I ask someone who is looking for a basket is how it will mainly be used. If you are going to be setting up the basket in your backyard and at most moving around your yard, your basket needs will be different than if you will be hauling it to parks to practice, and occasionally the course for a temp hole from time to time.

I’ll group the baskets according their general type. The baskets will be sorted by Economy Baskets, Cloth Baskets, High-end Home Baskets, Narrow Baskets and Course Baskets. Then I will list the best for each type.

Best Economy Baskets

This is an entry level type of basket that is great for a first basket, a basket on a budget, or if you just want a basket but don’t want to spend much money. This level of basket does not have the quality nor disc catching ability of a more expensive basket. However, you can still develop your putting skills as much on an economy basket as a more expensive basket.

Economy baskets are typically easy to set up and move around. If you will be taking the basket to a park for practice, they are a good option. Since they aren’t the best at catching discs, they wouldn’t be your first choice for a temp basket for a tournament. But, they would work just fine in a pinch.

1 – Doomsday Discs Lite

Doomsday Discs presents their “Lite” practice basket doomsday Lite basketwhich is a more sturdy, solid basket than most “lite” baskets on the market, but at an affordable, low cost. It is very easy to assemble and disassemble while still remaining very sturdy for backyard or bunker practice. The Doomsday Lite basket comes in 4 vibrant color options to spice up your practice sessions. This basket has two rows of 12 zinc-coated chains each, making 24 chains total.

Green Streamline Lite Basket 2 – Axiom Lite/Streamline Lite/Black Hole Lite

The Lite baskets from MVP/Streamline/Axiom are similar in design and function. The Black Hole Lite is available in black, while the Streamline and Axiom versions come in several different colors. All three brands have 26 chains for improved stopping power. They are lighter, less expensive versions of the Pro series. They all set up easily without tools.

3 – Black Hole Pro/Axiom Pro

The Pro Basket is a step up from the Lite in both cost and quality. MVP Black Hole Pro BasketThe quality of the welds, electroplating, and design combine to give you a upper-level quality at an entry-level price. The Pro basket has 24 chains in a pattern to help minimize chain outs and run throughs, to improve your confidence.

Check out all of Infinite Discs’ portable baskets HERE

Best Cloth Baskets

Since portability is a major reason to purchase a basket, making the basket out of cloth will help make moving it around even easier. Cloth baskets fold up and are easy to carry. I’ve had my Mach Lite for over a decade and it still works fine.

1 – DGA Mach Lite

DGA Mach Lite Baskets

The design of the Mach Lite is impressive. It sets up in about a minute, and takes down in about the same. The included cloth bag makes it easy to transport. With the cloth basket you will make putts that you wouldn’t make on a metal basket, and run through the chains more, but if you’re looking for ease of transport, it’s worth it.

 

Innova Traveler Basket 2- Innova Traveler

If you like to practice putting and you have a bunch of putters, this is a basket to consider. It’s deep basket let’s you putt a dozen discs and they will sit deep enough that they won’t interfere with your putts. It is similar to the Mach Lite in its ability to catch discs, which isn’t the best. But since it is easy to haul around, that is a good trade off.

3 – Dynamic Discs Scout

Dynamic Discs Scout Basket

The chains on the Scout feel a little stiffer than the Mach Lite or the Traveler. If you have a fast putt, the chains will help stop your discs. If not, you may end up with more bounce outs than you would like. You definitely won’t have discs run through the chains. Like the other cloth baskets, the Scout sets up easily and at 24 pounds is easy to transport.

Best High-end Home Baskets

If you want to duplicate the performance of a course basket but don’t want to fork out the big bucks for one, these are some good baskets to consider. They are more durable and stop discs better than economy baskets. If you will be moving baskets around a lot these will hold up better. They usually still as easy to disassemble. If you are okay with the extra cost, these will last longer than cheaper baskets.

Black hole pro HD basket1- Axiom Pro HD/Black Hole Pro HD

Another step up from the Pro baskets, the Pro HD has additional features that bump it out of the economy range. It features thicker wire and heavier chains than the Pro. Naturally this makes it a little more difficult to carry around. Yet, it still disassembles in under a minute. Considering the quality improvements, this basket is not much more than the HD.

2- Innova Discatcher EZ

Innova DisCatcher EZ Basket

This high-end home basket features 24 hot-dip galvanized chains to catch your putts. It comes in three powder-coated colors to give you a little variety. It is designed to replicate the performance of a course basket, but at a much lower cost.

 

 

Innova Discatcher Sport 243- DisCatcher Sport 24

The DisCatcher Sport 24 is a high-quality basket that you can use at home for putting practice, and also as a temp basket on a course. It is easy to move around and set up. It features 18 chains in the outer row, and six on the inner. This is a good combination of disc stopping and run-through prevention. Requires a screwdriver for assembly/disassembly.

 

Check out all of Infinite Discs’ portable baskets HERE

Best Narrow Baskets

This genre of basket is designed to help you focus on a smaller target, then when you are playing on a regulation basket, it will seem bigger. I’ve had one in the past and I liked putting on it. I wouldn’t recommend one as a first basket. If you already have a regular basket, this would make a good second basket.

1- Dynamic Discs Marksman Lite

Dynamic Discs Marksman Lite Basket

This is a lighter and much less expensive basket than the Marksman. It has fewer chains and is lighter. It is still difficult to actually make it int the basket when putting. That’s kind of the point of this type of basket. Still, even fewer putts will stick in this basket vs the Marksman. If you’re okay with that then you’ll save quite a bit by going with this version of the Marksman.

 

MVP Black Hole Precision Basket2- Black Hole Precision

Like the other Black Hole baskets, the Precision is also easy to set up or take down – without tools. It has a single row of 12 chains in a narrow ring. The chains are course-weighted for more stopping power and fewer bounce outs.

 

3- ProBasket Skill

Latitude 64 ProBasket Skill Disc Golf Basket

The ProBasket Skill is a higher quality target basket at a higher price. It has 15 chains and will grab a few more putts than the other narrow baskets. If you are going to be moving the baskets around a lot, it would be worth it to have the more sturdy ProBasket. If not, save a few bucks and get one of the less expensive baskets.

Honorable Mention

Mach Shift 3-in-1 Basket 

The Mach Shift 3-in-1 basket

The Mach Shift is a hybrid basket that converts from a regular sized basket to a narrow basket. And if you really want to hone your focus, it drops down to become a shorter narrow basket! It has pretty good disc stopping ability as a full-sized basket and should be considered as an option if you’re thinking about getting a narrow basket.

Best Course Baskets

These baskets are professional level portable baskets. They are heavy-duty, and heavy. If you want to mimic all of the benefits of a course basket at home, these are the baskets for you. You’ll get durability and disc-grabbing power. Plus, if you need to add a hole to an existing course, these baskets will fill in nicely.

1- Dynamic Discs Recruit

Dynamic Discs Recruit Basket

Weighing in at 60 pounds, you’ll be glad that the Dynamic Discs Recruit comes with a wheel on the base. It has 26 heavy-duty chains to grab your discs. With tools you can break down the basket for transport, and it will fit nicely in your trunk. This basket is great for putting practice because it performs just like a professional course basket. Plus, if you need a basket for a temp course, this one will

 

Latitude 64 ProBasket Trainer Basket2- ProBasket Trainer

Approved for sanctioned tournaments up to B-Tier. The ProBasket Trainer has two rows of 13 chains each to catch and hold your putts. It is a top-tier basket that is similar to the best course baskets. The ProBasket comes apart for easier transport.

 

Check out all of Infinite Discs’ portable baskets HERE

This blog gives you some ideas about the options available for you. By considering what you will be using the basket for, and how much you want to spend, you can pick a basket that will work for you. Keep in mind, if you are practicing your putts on even the cheapest basket, you will still be improving!

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Long-Term Mojoh Ryzer Bag Stand Review

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When I first saw ads for the Mojoh Ryzer, I thought it was a great product idea. When I saw it in person, I was impressed by its design and light weight. When I got to try one, I was hooked! I like any disc golf product that makes my round a bit easier to play. The Mojoh Ryzer does that. In addition to reducing fatigue from constantly bending down to pick up your bag, I also found several instances where the Ryzer was a life saver – or at least a bag saver. I’m a big fan. In this blog I’ll review the Mojoh Ryzer bag stand.

An Attached Bag Stand

The Mojoh Ryzer is a bag stand that attaches directly to your bag. Its legs extend when needed, and retract when not in use. It weighs just 2.6 lbs and can be swapped to your other bags by purchasing an inexpensive hardware kit.

Using the Mojoh Ryzer

To use the Ryzer, simply pull the cord to extend the three legs that are recessed in the Ryzer base. Then set the bag on the ground and release the cord. When you’re ready to carry the bag again, just lift the bag and the legs automatically retract into the base. You can also flip a switch and the legs will remain extended until you manually release the switch. That may come in handy if you need to move your bag and don’t want to extend the legs again.

The motion of pulling the cord while setting your bag down didn’t take long to become automatic. After a couple rounds you don’t really have to think about it. And when you’re ready to move again, your bag is sitting nice and high, making it easy to grab and sling over your shoulder.

The Ryzer in Action

Depending on your bag and how you carry it, you might not even feel the Ryzer when your bag is on your back. Either way, the Mojoh Ryzer has attached padding that will cushion your back. I honestly didn’t even notice the Ryzer after just a few holes.

One concern I had was that of stability. Since your bag sits higher when using the Ryzer, I thought there might be tipping issues. Fortunately, the design of the Ryzer lends a lot of stability to the products. By orienting your bag so that the side of the Ryzer with two legs is on the downhill side, the bag is actually very stable on even steep angles.

I was able to test its stability on a hilly course in Southern Idaho (Bengal Ridge) and I intentionally sought out the steepest ground. The stand felt stable up to the point where even bags without a Ryzer might tip because of the angle. Although it does have its limits, you should still be able to use the Ryzer nearly all of the time. If you did have a situation where the ground were too steep or uneven, you could simply set the bag on the ground without extending the legs.

Benefits at the Course

One of the first times I tested the Ryzer was at a course that highlighted some of the benefits of using the stand. There were a couple holes that had sage brush, and the bag sat above the shrub. And on another hole the bag sat above the tall grass. This reduces the likelihood of picking up a hitchhiking bugs, like ticks or spiders.

On yet another hole on the same course, the fairway had a couple inches of standing water. I had no problem keeping my bag dry since it sat high above the water. It would do the same thing with early morning dew. And it will keep my bag out of the snow in the winter. It also kept my bag clean on the muddy holes.

Some Assembly Required

When you first get your Mojoh Ryzer you will have to do some light assembly, including attaching your bag to the Ryzer. There is an instructional video on the Mojoh Ryzer website that will walk you through each step. It also gives you some optional ways to attach it to your bag. It attaches differently depending on if you have a putter pocket in the front of the bag.

Once you get the bag installed, there is a video that tells you how to use it. That video shows you ways to use the Mojoh Ryzer on hills or when there are obstacles in the way. There is a separate video for maintaining and cleaning the Ryzer.

Perfect Product?

I like the Ryzer and plan to use one every time I’m not using a cart (which is a lot). I also want to point out a few things to consider when purchasing a Mojoh Ryzer: First, I had to make some adjustments to one of the legs shortly after I got it. This may be necessary to take up slack created with its first few uses. Either way, there is a video on the Mojoh Gear website that shows you the easy way to tighten the cables to make the legs extend to the correct angle. It only takes a few minutes.

Second, I recently had to make another adjustment recently after months of heavy use. I took the opportunity to tighten some loose-ish screws, as recommended in the video. Again, not difficult nor a big time commitment. You should plan on checking out your Ryzer occasionally, just to keep everything tight and in proper order. I just want people to know that you will have to do it from time to time.

Check Out the Mojoh Ryzer

Check out the Mojoh Ryzer and discover its many benefits. From making your bag easier to reach and lift, to keeping your bag out of mud, water and snow, the Ryzer is something that will make your disc golf life  a little easier.

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Best Disc Golf Training Devices

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A disc golfer putting at a basket

 

When you see your PDGA rating rise to new levels, or if you  find yourself setting new personal records on your local course, or maybe when you find yourself on the podium more often at tournaments, if feels great to know that you are progressing in the sport. Playing a lot is one way to improve our game. Another way which helps us even faster is by training. In this blog we will look at the best disc golf training devices to find out which ones will help you.

Disc golf training accessories help us get the reps in more frequently, leading to sharper skills and better form. Here are some of the best training devices:

The MVP Pod V2 Disc Holder

1 – MVP Pod V2 – Since you will be putting on a majority of all holes that you play, it makes sense to making putting a regular part of your overall practice regime. Practicing putts is not the most fun thing in the world, so it’s nice to make the most of the time we will be putting. One way to improve our practice efficiency is to have the putters within easy reach. The Pod meets that need nicely!

The MVP Pod V2 is a metal stand that holds a stack of putters to you don’t have to be bending down to pick them up, nor do you have to hold a stack while you try to maintain good form. It’s called the ‘V2’ because this version of the Pod comes with two 3” extension poles to hole even more discs. The Pod V2 holds 26 putters and even more drivers, for when you’re doing field work.

In addition to holding a lot of discs, the Pod is easy to transport. It comes apart or sets up in minutes, so you can take it to a field or practice basket with ease. Its all-metal construction means it will hold up to transporting and use for many years.

Check out the MVP Pod V2 HERE

Visionary Practice Net

A Visionary disc golf practice net

2 – Visionary Practice Net – The best way to improve your form is through regular practice and field work. Often times it is inconvenient to find an empty field big enough to throw distance drivers. That’s where a practice net really shines.

Visionary nets are specifically designed for disc golf discs. They have a return channel that catches the discs and collects them for easy retrieval. If you want to take full-power shots in your backyard or garage, these nets are perfect for you.

The nets come in a couple different sizes, from single-thrower to larger nets that allow several people to throw at once. All of them feature the patent pending return channel, with the bigger nets having multiple channels.

While the obvious reason for getting a net is so you can practice your drives, there is another reason to invest in this practice tool. They are also perfect for putting practice. A net set up behind your basket will stop any errant putts and make gathering them that much faster. Your putting sessions will be more efficient and you can spend more time putting than chasing discs. If you combine an MVP Pod V2 and a net, before long you’ll be putting like a pro!

Check out the 6-pocket Visionary Practice Nets HERE

Check out the 3-pocket Visionary Practice Nets HERE

ProPull Disc Golf Trainer

The propull disc golf elastic band trainer

3 – Propull Disc Golf Trainer – If you’re looking for a way to warm up before a round or keep your form in good shape, you’ll want to consider the ProPull Disc Golf Trainer. The Trainer is a disc with hardware attached that allows you to go through the motions of a throw and feel resistance as you pull the disc. It comes with two elastic tubes for different levels of resistance.

The ProPull can be used indoor or outdoor. It has a strap that attaches to a tree or other object, and also comes with a strap that attaches to a door. The training product also has a safety strap in case the disc slips out of your hand.

Here is a YouTube Video featuring Infinite Discs own Dave Feldberg talking about the ProPull and its benefits, as well as how to use it.

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Flightowel

Flightowel disc fob and towel

4 – Flightowel – Years ago I cut up an old disc and would hold the small section of it along with a towel, and use that to warm up. I liked it because I was gripping an actual rim and the towel offered a little resistance. I was thrilled when the Flightowel came to market because it was an even better version of the device that I made. It was cleaner and more effective product.

The Flightowel is a small portion of an actual disc and is attached to a towel with a strong cord. The discs are cut out of a variety of molds, so you can find the mold that you would like to warm up with. The towel has a small clever pocket that creates a little resistance when you go through the throwing motion. You simply grab the disc fob and go through the throwing motion. I do this regularly to warm up after a backup on the course, so I can keep my arm ready to throw.

Flightowels are made in America and come in a variety of towel and fob colors. They come labeled with the mold they were made from. Flightowels are available in left-hand and right-hand options.

Check out all of the Flightowel options HERE

Disc Dot

The Disc Dot putting aid

5– Disc Dot – The Disc Dot is a putting training tool designed to help you narrow your focus on the basket while putting. The device slips over a link on your practice basket and helps you focus on that point. By training our eyes and brains to aim for a single point, it increases our chances of making our putts. The basket seems much bigger after focusing on a tiny Dot.

Disc Dots come in a variety of colors, including glow in the dark. They are now made of recycled discs.

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Chain Suppressor

The Chain Suppressor neoprene sleeve to keep baskets quiet

6 – Chain Suppressor – Having a basket around the house to practice putting is the best way to improve our putting and lower our scores. If the noise of the chains is preventing us from practicing as much as we should, then the Chain Suppressor is the perfect product for you. Whether you are concerned about being a noisy neighbor, or you have young kids that have a nap time, the Suppressor greatly reduces the chain noise that is usually music to our ears.

The Chain Suppressor is a neoprene sleeve that attaches directly to the pole to greatly reduce the noise made when the chains smack the pole during a putt. It can be easily removed for times when you want to hear the chains. It also has two yellow lines that you can use as an aiming aid.

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Basket Pole Holder

7 – Basket Pole Holder – Moving a basket from place to place can be problematic if the basket needs to be disassembled to move. The poles are difficult to keep with the basket and tend to roll around as you transport the basket. The last thing you need is a hassle moving the basket. The Basket Pole Holders are a pair of rubberized straps that keep the poles securely attached to the rest of the basket. Make your practice sessions more stress free with the Basket Pole Holders.

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What Training Devices Do You Use?

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Essential Disc Golf Accessories

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Disc Golf accessories

One of the beautiful aspects of disc golf is that you only need one disc and you can be playing. However, we all know that it’s nice to have a variety of discs and a good bag or cart. Beyond the discs, it’s nice to have the accessories that make our round more enjoyable. In this blog we’ll talk about some of the essential disc golf accessories.

Grip Enhancer 

There is nothing that takes your mind off your drives like having grip issues. Whether you are sweaty and need something to keep your hands dry, or you prefer maximum possible grip, we’ve got you covered.

Disc golf grip sacks The Prodigy Chalk Bag is a bag full of chalk that allows you to use as little or as much chalk as you desire. Just like the chalk used by rock climbers, it gives you the grip you need for confident throws.

The Infinite Discs Sportsack is awesome at absorbing moisture from your hands so you can grip it and rip it! Keep a Sportsac in your bag and you’ll always be prepared for potential grip issues.

Using clay-based ingredients, the popular Whale Sac helps you get the optimal grip when you are sweaty. The tail can be used to tie the Whale Sac around your cart or bag for easy access.

 

Whale Sack grip enhancers

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Cart Accessories

Many of us love our carts, which make our disc golf rounds a little easier. One thing that makes a cart even better is the putter pouch. A putter pouch keeps your go-to discs within easy reach, and increases the totally number of discs that you can take on the course.

Infinite Discs cart power pocketThe Infinite Power Pocket pouches come in a variety of sizes, from the Mini, to the regular Power Pocket, to the giant XXL. Power Pockets have additional pockets for phones, pencils, minis, and a clipboard. You’re sure to find the right size for you.

Maybe you are looking for extra storage space for your Cart cooler bagcart. For the Rovic Cart, check out the insulated Cooler Bag. It has an insulated pocket for drinks. plus another pocket for snacks or accessories.

Zuca offers a Saddle Bag Set for some of its carts. The bags sit on both sides of the cart and give you a lot more room for snacks, a jacket, or even more discs!

Check out all of our Cart Accessories HERE

Disc Golf Towel

Keep your discs and hands clean and dry with an absorbent disc golf towel. These towels often feature a clip or loop for easy attachment to your bag, making them accessible during play.

Doomsday Discs offers a couple different beautiful, full color towel designs: Phantom Chains and Tropical. Why settle for just function when you can have function and style.

Doomsday Discs towel

The Cascadian DG ‘Lie’ Towel is a good looking towel that is also the size of a PDGA-legal lie: 20cm x 30cm. If you ever have doubts about someone’s lie, jut whip out the towel and resolve the issue.

Looking for a full-size bath towel with the image of a disc golf basket on it? We’ve got what you want! Take it to the beach, use it as a car seat cover on a hot day, or use it at home. You could even use is as a wall hanger conversation piece or practice your putting by throwing discs at it.

Disc golf basket beach towel

Check out all of our Disc Golf Towels HERE

Retrievers

Save time and the frustration of losing a disc by including a disc retriever in your bag. Some are extendable poles with a retrieval mechanism at the end allow you to fish out discs from water hazards or hard to reach areas. Others are metal devices attached to rope to help retrieve discs that are even farther away.

The Golden Retriever and Disc Claw can be used to reach discs that are in water hazards. Hold the rope and toss the retriever into the water to scoop up your disc and bring it back to you. Tie additional lengths of rope to the

Max Stick suction cup retrievers come in several different sizes. They have a metal pole 16 foot retriever, and their carbon fiber poles come in 5 foot and 20 foot models.

Max distance suction cup retriever

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Water Bottle

A water bottle should be a staple for every disc golfer. Carry some ice cold water in the summer or a hot beverage in the winter.

An insulated water bottle will keep your water cold during your entire round. Innova, Trilogy, and Discmania all have insulated options. They come in a variety of sizes and colors.

Discraft has an inexpensive squeeze bottle to make sure you stay hydrated on the course.

Want to add a water bladder to your bag? Check out the Infinite Discs Water Bladder. It has a hose and mouthpiece for a refreshing sip of water while playing. It holds 2 liters of water.

Check out all of our Water Bottles HERE

Portable Seat/Stool

Give your legs a break between holes with a portable seat or stool. Compact and lightweight, these accessories are designed for convenience, allowing you to rest comfortably during longer rounds.

The Infinite Discs Tournament Seat is a lightweight seat that is easy to carry with you during a round. It has a shoulder strap for hands-free carrying.

Dynamic Discs has their Roll-A-Stool to give you a nice break while waiting to tee.

Check out all of our Seats HERE

Disc Golf Hat

Keep the sun out of your eyes and maintain focus with a breathable disc golf hat. Hats also help keep the sweat out of your eyes on a hot day.

The Alpaca Hat is arguably one of the best looking hats available! The colorful mascot of the popular Alpaca putter sits front and center on this hat. Look great while shading your eyes.

Rep your favorite brands by sporting a hat from major brands like Infinite, Prodigy, Axiom, and Clash. 

Check out all of our Disc Golf Hats HERE

Training Products

If improving your game is what you’re aiming for, there are several training products that will help you hit your target.

Disc Golf Net  Visionary has practice disc golf nets that come in different sizes. Practice driving without leaving home. Their nets, combined with the MVP Pod V2 disc holder, will give you a way to get a lot of practice throws in a short amount of time.

 

The ProPull Disc Golf Trainer will allow you to improve your strength and coordination and can be used indoors. The disc and rubber band allow you to practice the motion of throwing, while holding an actual disc.

Check out all of our Training Products HERE

Rangefinders

Give yourself a competitive advantage by finding out exactly how far you have to throw your disc. Rangefinders tell you the distance to the basket, and the elevation increase or decrease

 The Apex NF600 is a great way to get into the rangefinder game. It is specifically made for disc golf. The NF600 has multiple modes for a variety of measurements. Shows distances in feet, yards, or meters.

Disc golf rangefinder

The Apex NP600 comes with the same great features as the NF600, plus it comes with a rechargeable battery and cable.

Check out all of our Rangefinders HERE

Make your disc golf experience even better with these essential accessories. Whether you’re focused on improving your skills, staying comfortable during rounds, or being prepared for the unexpected, these items are sure to enhance your overall disc golf experience. Happy throwing!

 

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