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Ziploc Bags

March 21, 2021

Ziploc Bags​ Disc golfers always want things in their bag that help make the round more fun and less annoying.  The issue is, space.  How

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Ziploc Saves the Day

March 21, 2021

Ziploc Saves the Day Insect repellent/sunscreen/first aid storage Liquids spill, Ziploc bags keep your expensive bag cleaner. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a25KHBwqmjU

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Pencil Sharpener

Disc Golfers that really get into the sport will find themselves joining leagues and tournaments. While the guys over at Udisc and the PDGA are working hard to bring us to the digital age, pencils are still very much in use for most leagues in order to keep track of scores. In the ball golf world, pencils are considered disposable since more ball golf courses have boxes of them in the pro shop and on the first tee. If you get a dull pencil, you throw it away and get another one. Disc golf courses seldom have pencils available so players need to carry them in their bag. This also means a sharp pencil only happens if you have a pencil sharpener.

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Scorecards in the rain

Small Ziploc bags are great to put scorecards in between holes. The downside is pulling the card out to record scores. Even under an umbrella, paper scorecards will get damp and hard to write on.

Using a larger, clear, Ziploc for scorecards allows you to avoid taking the card out to record scores. This keeps the card in much better shape during the round, there is even room to keep a small clip board in the bag so writing is easier.

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About Us

As we started playing disc golf several years ago we were struck by the lack of information available to help players enjoy the game more. We found lots of disc related information. We did NOT find product information that would support playing the game. We listened to a lot of players ask questions on solving this issue or that, always getting partial answers, some of which just plain didn’t work. Even products that are marketed to disc golfers left people asking questions on “which product will work for me”.

We wanted to find ways to help. There are many products needed by disc golfers that aren’t marketed to disc golfers. We want to solve the problems on the course by helping find the products you never knew you wanted.

We set out to find these products and bring them to the disc golfing community. This site is the result.

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