Wooded Disc Golf

  If you’re just starting out in disc golf, welcome to the game! Disc golf is fun, social, and incredibly addicting in the best way possible. But when you’re new, picking your first discs can feel overwhelming. There are literally thousands of discs on the market, each promising distance, control, or next-level glide. The good news? You don’t need a bag full of fancy plastic to get started. In fact, the key to building a strong foundation is to start with the right discs, ones that are designed to help beginners develop good habits, gain confidence, and actually enjoy the game from day one. Here are our top recommendations for beginner-friendly discs and why they’re the best options to get your game flying in the right direction. 1. Innova Leopard (Fairway Driver) Speed: 6 | Glide: 5 | Turn: -2 | Fade: 1 Why it’s great for beginners: Understable and forgiving: The Leopard is one of the easiest drivers to throw straight for beginners. Its -2 turn rating means it naturally ...

  Disc Golf Disc Stability: Overstable, Neutral, and Understable Explained Whether you’re picking up a disc for the first time or you’ve been battling the chains for years, understanding disc stability is crucial to improving your game. In disc golf, terms like overstable, neutral (stable), and understable describe how a disc flies through the air and knowing how each behaves can help you shape better shots, choose the right disc for the conditions, and gain confidence on the course. Let’s break it down in a way that makes sense for everyone, no matter your experience level. What Is “Stability” in Disc Golf? Stability refers to how a disc behaves during flight—specifically whether it turns or fades, and in what direction. When a disc is thrown with a right-handed backhand (RHBH), here’s what those terms mean: Turn = Movement to the right during the early, fast part of the flight Fade = Movement to the left as the disc slows down These directions reverse if you’re throwing lef...