The monthly box subscription market has continued to grow over the past few years. Simply put, you sign up to receive a regularly scheduled delivery of goods curated by a third party. Usually these subscriptions deliver to your door on a monthly basis. You can seriously find a monthly subscription for just about anything: crossfit, makeup, and of course disc golf. It’s like a getting a little present each month! We wanted to provide you with a full round-up of these boxes for disc golf, complete with our opinions on each.
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Adidas Terrex Swift R GTX Shoe (Paul McBeth’s Shoe)
Recently I picked up a pair of the highly touted Adidas Terrex Swift R GTX shoes. These are the ones that Paul McBeth wears under contract. Is this shoe worth your attention for disc golf?
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DiscStore Monthly Box Review
DiscStore’s first DiscMember monthly disc golf subscription boxes are out! We’ve seen a few monthly curation boxes in the past that were appealing but haven’t stayed around for long. However, DiscStore’s DiscMember subscription has a few unique features that promise to keep it going for the long term. DiscStore sent us a box so we could show you what to expect. DiscStore Monthly Subscription First, here’s what to expect inside the DiscMember disc golf subscription box: A new release or one of a kind disc. July’s box includes a first run Prodigy X5. Assorted disc golf apparel or accessory. This month was a Grow the Sport Dry Fit, next month is a…
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Disc Golf Course Design: Inscribing Lifestyle into Underutilized Landscapes
There is no argument that disc golf is increasing at an unprecedented rate. New courses are constantly in development and Steven Dodge even predicts that disc golf will be considered ‘conventional golf’ in the 2020’s. The question then begs, with the quick increase in courses and relatively short existence to study courses and their layout, have we been optimally designing the courses? Clearly there are amazing success stories such as Flip City in Michigan which I had the pleasure to visit this past summer. Then there are the stories of less than successful courses such as Polliwog Park which was closed for lack of safety. There are, of course, design…
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Sportsack and Super-Towel Review
Sportsack LLC is a small company that has found a niche in the grip bag market. Sweaty hands and rainy days can ruin many fine experiences on the disc golf course but not if you bring the right equipment.
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Nak Mini Disc Golf Markers
***Update – Nak is not currently taking orders and social pages are turned off. We will update this page when Nak is back up.*** There’s a new disc golf mini marker company in the game called Nak Mini Disc Golf Markers. If you’re asking, “So what, just another mini?”, then you should take a look at what this Pennsylvania company is producing before you brush it off. Nic, the creator, sent us a custom metal mini maker with the DG Puttheads ‘DGPH’ monogram engraved on the underside and it’s quickly become my favorite mini in my collection. Nak Mini Disc Golf Markers just recently popped up. Now, the popularity is exploding…
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Friction Gloves Review
I’m sure you are aware that we play year round no matter the temperature but you probably didn’t know that both Chris and I don’t wear a glove on our playing hand. Zero degrees outside? No glove. Super high winds? No glove. A foot of snow or driving rain? No glove. We have always preferred to use our bare hand. After all it’s the only thing that comes in contact with the disc we wish to propel and we can deal with cold hands for a while. If only there were a viable solution…
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Dynamic Discs Recruit Basket Review
Continuing our exploration of portable disc golf baskets, we’ve picked up a Dynamic Discs Recruit basket. Read on to see how it compares to other targets.
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Discraft Jawbreaker Plastic Review
Discraft’s Jawbreaker plastic is their new putter exclusive plastic, and we couldn’t be more excited in the attention they’re giving to putters! And even more exciting, the Jawbreaker plastic is beautiful! It’s a marbled look very similar to a large jawbreaker you may find in the quarter machine at the mall, and comes in a number of pastel colors. Discraft Jawbreaker Feel More important than the look, however, is the feel. Jawbreaker is characterized by it’s superior grip best described as smooth but tacky. Because of the pattern, many people have speculated that Jawbreaker plastic is actually rubber with a coarse feel similar to other manufacturer’s rubber molds. This is not the case.…
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MVP Black Hole Pro Basket Review
Are you looking to improve your putting? Having a practice basket at home will allow you more time to practice and many basket manufacturers now have affordable offerings for just that purpose. Here’s an in depth look at the MVP Black Hole Pro Basket.
