What is the best disc golf manufacturer?
No related posts.
Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.
Auto Insurance Auto Insurance Company Best Golf Boston Celtics Buy Insurance Car Auto Car Insurance Company Insurance Dad Game Golf Ball Golf Balls Golf Cart Golf Club Golf Clubs Golf Course Golf Courses Golf Game Golf Swing Golf Tournament Good Golf Handicap Health Insurance Holes Insurance Insurance Auto Insurance Car Insurance Company Insurance Life Insurance Work Irons Life Insurance Life Insurance Company Life Insurance Policies Life Insurance Policy Lot Money Parents People Play Golf Playing Golf Taylor Lautner Term Insurance Tiger Vw Golf
WP Cumulus Flash tag cloud by PopVan.cn and Rve requires Flash Player 9 or better.
One Response
2.2.2010
Best Answer – Chosen by Voters Disc Golf Association is the leading manufacture of disc golf course equipment for the sport of disc golf. They are the company that founded disc golf 30+ years ago, and provide the finest quality disc golf equipment. They sell the new Mach Lite which is the best practice basket. Their Proline and Signature Line are great golf discs. They also have good starter RDGA line golf discs.Discgolf.com is a great place to find out about vendors and club stuff and the PDGA has tons of great info on the sport. Innova and Discraft are the biggest two disc manufactures but I'm all DGA now that they have gotten back into the disc market with the Tsunami and Squall discs!! I don't know about Gateway discs. There is a cool free magazine out called Disc Golf Magazine that has really cool product reviews and disc golf content. I'm not sure where to get that mag but you check the web site linked below or see if any local disc golf vendors carry it. If you join the PDGA they have a mag that comes with membership called Disc Golf World news. It mostly has tournament info but also covers technique and other related stuff. You don't have to be an active pro player to join. There was the RDGA that was run by "Steady" Ed Headrick the founder of all things disc golf, but he passed away and the operation of the RDGA is in a holding pattern for now. Source(s): http://www.discgolfassoc.com/http://www.discgolfassoc.com/phmachlite.htmlhttp://www.discgolfassoc.com/discs.htmlhttp://www.discgolf.comhttp://www.pdga.comhttp://www.discgolfmag.com/