Team Infinite Pros 2025

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It’s tournament season once again and Infinite Discs is proud to announce our Pro Team for 2025. We kept some great former members, and added some exciting new players to the roster. Without further ado, here are Team Infinite’s pros (in alphabetical order).

Ali Smithali smith

Returning for another year as an Infinite Team member, Ali Smith will once again be bagging a variety of Infinite Discs molds. She battled to becoming the 2021 Amateur World Championship. Ali picked up her first DGPT win at the Kansas City Wide Open. That same year she was also named the 2023 DGPT FPO Most Improved Player. Currently a 946-rated player, Ali has achieved 20 career wins.

Check out video of Ali Smith’s Ace at 2023 Worlds.

See what Ali throws and support her tour by checking out her Pro Page at Infinite discs: Ali Smith Pro Store

Anthony Bodanzaanthony bodanza

Starting his third year as a pro, Anthony Bodanza has developed a huge following as a YouTuber. On his channel he documents his experiences working toward, then becoming a professional. He also does reviews, interviews, tips and covers many aspects of touring and playing disc golf. Anthony is approaching the 1000 mark with his rating. He has picked up five career wins and plans to compete as much as possible this year.

Check out Anthony’s YouTube channel HERE

You can support Anthony by picking up one of his discs on his Infinite Pro Page here: Anthony Bodanza Pro Page

Drew Gibsondrew gibson

Another returning player, Drew has been sponsored by Infinite Discs for several years. Known for his crushing drives, Drew regularly cash’s at tournaments. He has picked up 21 career wins, including first place at The Kansas City Wide Open, Las Vegas Challenge, and the Portland Open. His winnings are approaching the 200k mark. He is currently rated 1020.

See Drew’s putting tips video HERE

Support Drew and check out his discs at his Infinite Pro Page: Drew Gibson Pro Page

Eric Oakleyeric oakley

Long time touring pro Eric Oakley has also been sponsored by Infinite for years. He has several wins as a pro. Eric has a busy touring schedule and is present at many tournaments throughout the year. He also has unique and beautiful stamps on his infinite molds. Learn more about Eric in this Aks Me Anything segment HERE

Check out Eric and James Proctor play a local course in Logan, Utah HERE

See Eric’s discs available on his Infinite Pro Page: Eric Oakley Pro Page

Erika Stinchcomberrika stinchcomb

Returning for another year with Infinite, Erika has a busy touring schedule. Like the previous few years, she will be hitting the road and attending many big tournaments. She has six career wins, including the Glass Blown Open and The Challenge at Goat Hill. Erika was featured in an Infinite blog that can be found HERE

See Anthony Bodanza talk to Erika about her Pharaoh disc HERE

Support Erika by shopping on her Infinite Pro Page: Erika Stinchcomb Pro Page

James Proctorjames proctor

James made headlines last year when we won the MVP Open by draining a long putt from the drop zone. We’re happy to have him back as an Infinite Pro! James has 45 wins in his career and is currently rated 1039. He has won over $160, 000 dollars in his career. James did a Q&A with Infinite Discs, that can be found HERE

See what James is throwing this year HERE

Learn what James throws and support him by shopping on his Infinite Pro Page: James Proctor Pro Page

Joel Freemanjoel freeman

New to Infinite this year is Colorado’s Joel Freeman. Joel has been playing disc golf professionally for a decade. He has picked up 37 wins in his career, and has won over $214,000. Joel had a very creative way to announce his sponsorship by Infinite. That short video can be seen HERE

Shop for Joel’s discs and support him by visiting his Infinite Pro Page: Joel Freeman Pro Page

Lykke Lorentzenlucky lykke lorentzen

“Lucky” is back with Infinite again this year. She added to here win total last year by taking first at the Las Vegas Challenge. Lykke was featured in a blog by Infinite Discs, which included some great pictures of her life outside of disc golf. That blog can be found HERE. Her home is in Norway, but she spends most of the season touring. Lykke will be hitting all of the big tournaments again this year.

Check out her awesome skip ace at the Texas State Championships last year, HERE

See Lykke’s stamps and discs on her Infinite Pro Page: Lykke Lorentzen Pro Page

Maria Olivamaria oliva

Another FPO player returning to Infinite, Maria started playing when she was 14, and turned pro shortly after that. Most of here 48 career wins came as a professional. Check out an interview with Maria for Infinite Discs HERE. Watch her drain a 330-foot ace at the 2023 Portland Open HERE.

Find out what discs Maria has available at her Infinite Pro Page: Maria Oliva Pro Page

Nathan QueenNathan Queen

Infinite welcomes Nathan Queen to the team! Among his 55 career wins, taking first place at the 2021 DGPT championship had to be one of the best. He has played in 317 career events. And 2025 should be another busy year for Nathan.

Check out Nathan’s Infinite Pro Page: Nathan Queen Pro Page

Aidan Scott

aidan scott

New Infinite Team member Aidan has 184 career events under his belt, and 80 of those are wins! He turned pro in 2022, the same year he took forth at Am World Championships. Aidan has already won a tournament this year, winning the 2025 Taupo Classis in New Zealand. He finished ahead of Ezra Robinson, Robert Burridge, and many other notable pros.

Check out Aidan’s Infinite Pro Page: Aidan Scott Pro Page

Grady Shue

grady shue

Grady got an early win in his 2025 season at the 20th Open at Tallahassee. He beat a lot of big names in disc golf. That brings his total career wins to 21, and his career earnings to nearly $69,000. Grady is a returning Infinite team member, and a veteran player. Check out this video of him and is wife, World Champion Paige Shue, warming up for the Savannah Open earlier this year, HERE

Grady’s Infinite Pro Page is coming soon!

Introducing Team Infinite’s James Proctor

Introducing Team Infinite’s James Proctor

 

 

Where did you grow up?

Rohnert Park, California (1 hour north of San Francisco)

 

How did you get into disc golf?

In the early 2000s my dad and I learned together on a course near my house.  We started playing weekly’s and then got into tournaments.

 

When did you turn pro?       

2011 was my first year in Open. I cashed at Worlds in Santa Cruz and got 14th at the NT in Tahoe.

 

What was it like the first time you took cash as a pro?

I don’t remember the feeling, or the tournament really, but it was my first event as a pro, the 2011 Auburn Open.

 

Who did you look up to when you were first starting out?  

The first big time pro I made a connection with was (Gregg) Barsby, right after he chained out for an ace in a playoff for King of the Lake in 2010.  I grew up with a lot of old school golfers in NorCal, Roger Cansler, John Child, Peter Sontag, Anni Kreml to name a few.

 

What are some of your goals for next year?

It will be my first full year on tour, so my first goal is to make the most of it and enjoy the experience.  I’m excited to meet new people, grow my name a little bit and obviously play well.  Consistency is something I will focus on next year, I know I can compete at the highest level, so my goal will be to limit the bad rounds that take you out of contention.

 

What do you picture disc golf looking like in 5 years (Growth, competition, contracts, etc.)?

I love the idea of public contracts in the future, I think it gives more control to the players.  As far as growth, sky is the limit. The Pro Tour has done an amazing job in such a short time, and every year they are continuing to push the envelope.  Along with growth of the sport comes more competition, so I see it getting deeper year after year.

 

What Infinite molds do you throw?

So far I’m really loving the Dynasty, in Metal Flake Glow and Halo.  I putt with the Glow Alpaca and I use the Emperor for most distance shots.  I also really like the Czar for long turn overs or forehands.

Check out all of James Proctor’s tour series discs here.

 

Do you have any shout-outs or people you would like to acknowledge?    

I’m just super grateful for the chance to represent Infinite and all of the opportunities this year will bring.