According to Divergent Discs, Nuno means ‘Old Man of the Mound’. This feels about right for a putter that is stable and reliable and can be used for anything that you need it for. Read through our review and then head to our Facebook and Instagram pages to enter the Nuno 3-pack giveaway! Divergent Nunu Manufacturer Notes Here is how Divergent Discs describes their Nuno putter: The Nuno is an excellent, professional level putter with a semi deep rim and no bead. This slow speed putter has a very neutral flight and is an excellent choice for beginners and advanced players alike. Divergent Discs Nuno Manufacturer Page Available Plastics: MaxGripFlight…
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Full Turn Discs Navigator Review
Full Turn Discs, molded by Prodiscus in Finland, is a small but growing manufacturer based in Missouri. As of writing this, the Navigator is Full Turn Discs only midrange and their flagship mold. As you would hope from a flagship disc, the Navigator should appeal to a wide range of arms.
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Westside Discs Maiden Review
The 2018 Trilogy Challenge putter is the Maiden by Westside Discs. Read on as we take this low-profile neutral putter on its first voyage.
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Galaxy Disc Golf Magneton Review
Galaxy Disc Golf enters the disc golf market with the Magneton, a low profile putter. Will this putter be your magnetic moment?
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Gateway Disc Sports Element Review
The Gateway Element fills that gap between your putter and midrange when you need a light throw with some distance, but you won’t be disappointed with medium distance touch shot either. Available in both Diamond and Sure Grip (and a few other plastics), this disc is guaranteed to add an element of finesses to your short game.
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Discraft Sting Review
Discraft’s newest driver is called the Sting, but it floats like a butterfly and is actually quite friendly to your disc golf game. This understable fairway driver has a few special capabilities that could very well make it a main-stay in your bag.
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Infinite Discs Sphinx Review
The Sphinx stands guard at the first tee asking all disc golfers a riddle: “Which disc is just one mold and yet becomes a flyer, a flipper, and a roller?” Those who answer correctly are permitted passage. The answer, of course, is an understable fairway driver – a disc that flys straight for a beginner, hyzer flips for an intermediate arm, and rolls for a big arm. Read on for our thoughts on Infinite Discs’ most beginner friendly mold.
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Infinite Discs Myth Review
Infinite Discs continues their brand roll out with a stable putter they have called the Myth. It’s certainly not legend or fantasy that we all need a consistent and reliable putter.
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Interview With Will Schusterick – Disc Golf Instruction (DGI)
In case you haven’t heard, US champion disc golfer Will Schusterick has created a new subscription based instructional video series for disc golf. We have a very special interview with Will to discuss the new company – Disc Golf Instruction – and the video content they are producing.
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Lightning Rubber Putter Review
Lightning Disc Golf is one of the few brands beside Vibram to offer a disc made of rubber. This is the Rubber Putter and we recently acquired one to test. Lightning often has a reputation of poor quality discs, but we decided to give them a fair shot and it turns out that Lightning’s Rubber Putter is actually a decent disc when used appropriately.