With the help of our sponsors, we are able to provide "Disc Golf Basics" clinics for groups and clubs throughout Viriginia and the Carolinas!
We specialize in helping women and children learn the fundamentals of disc golf, but welcome the opportunity to help instruct anyone who wishes to learn disc golf or improve their game.
Distance driver The most common disc type, usually small in diameter with a low profile and a sharp edge, these discs are generally the most difficult to control, but also the longest flying.
Fairway driver These discs are slower and do not have the same distance potential as distance drivers. However, fairway drivers are also much easier to control and usually glide better than most distance drivers.
Midrange disc These discs fall somewhere between the fairway drivers and putt & approach discs in terms of distance. They are even slower and more accurate than fairway drivers.
Putt & approach disc These discs are the slowest and shortest flying of the disc types. Often high profile, these discs usually have good glide and are very easy to control and finesse and are generally the most accurate discs available.
Stable A term used to describe the flight of the disc when it flies straight at high speeds when thrown flat.
Overstable A general term used to describe the flight of the disc when it has a tendency to pull to the left.
Understable A general term used to describe the flight of a disc when it has a tendency to turn to the right at high speeds.
InnovaDiscs.com/home/daves-tips - Dave Dunipace, former World Distance Champion and disc designer offers some tips on distance, putting and grips.
DGCoursRreview.com - Find, View & Review disc golf courses, Organize & Trade discs, Track round scores, Talk disc golf and much, much more!
DiscGolf4Women.com - The go-to site for everything in women's disc golf!