Why are Discraft discs sold out?

Suddenly, manufacturers like Innova, Discraft, MVP, Prodigy, and others were unable to feed the growing demand. So, during the steepest time of growth, the disc manufacturers were unable to continue functioning. The obvious effect of that pattern is a drastic drop in inventory levels at disc golf retailers.

Are X out discs legal?

Yes. They are legal for PDGA play as long as they also meet the overall restrictions (weight, rim sharpness, flexibility, etc) as outlined by the PDGA Technical Standards document.

What does an X out disc mean?

By X-Outs, we mean discs with a messed-up stamp or other cosmetic blemishes on an otherwise perfectly good disc. If it has a dimple or other structural flaw, we either return it or put it into our Goobered category. Goobered discs have small yet genuine flaws, like a scratch, bump or indelible mark. And we love X-Outs.

What is Discraft X line?

X Line Details Discraft’s X plastic is a midgrade blend that provides a good grip, even when wet. This plastic is more durable and will provide more consistent flight paths than Pro-D.

Is the Discraft disc golf machine too big?

Discraft has a number of things going for it. It doesn’t try to get too big, regularly removing models from production as it adds new ones.

When did the Discraft Phantom disc golf come out?

There must be a smoother way to say that. Anyway, Discraft has been around forever; Founded in 1979 by PDGA Hall of Famer Jim Kenner, its first golf disc, the Phantom, was approved in 1983. Today the Phantom would be considered an approach disc, maybe even a putter.

Is the Discraft Phantom considered an approach disc?

Today the Phantom would be considered an approach disc, maybe even a putter. Every year Discraft holds its Ace Race tournament, held at multiple locations across the United States, where contestants receive a players pack that includes, among other Discraft items, a new not-yet-released Discraft disc — always a brand new model.

Where does the Discraft ace race take place?

Every year Discraft holds its Ace Race tournament, held at multiple locations across the United States, where contestants receive a players pack that includes, among other Discraft items, a new not-yet-released Discraft disc — always a brand new model. Players try to hit aces from shortened tees.