What's the difference between a Distance Driver, Fairway Driver, Mid-Range and Putt and Approach?

As you have a selection of clubs in golf for driving, chipping, and putting in golf, you have different discs for different shots in disc golf. Distance drivers provide maximum distance to get the most out of your drives. Fairway drivers are drivers which are made for long accurate shots. Mid-Range discs provide a range of discs for all sorts of long to medium range shots. Putt & Approach discs give you the accuracy to get the disc to and in the target. Most players use a selection of different types of discs to play disc golf. Learn more

About our Plastics
We offer discs in four main plastic types, each with its own unique properties. Our DX Plastic offers great grip at a great price. Pro Plastic provides added durability and unique feel. Champion Plastic offers the highest durability and comes in cool pearl and clear colors. Star Plastic offers the durability of our Champion line plus the enhanced grip of our Pro Line.
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About our Ratings
On each of the disc pages, you will be presented with a graph of 4 numbers, like the one to the right. These are the disc's flight ratings. Each disc has a unique flight rating. Click the tabs that surround these ratings to choose related discs, faster, slower, more fade, more glide. Learn more

About our Designs
Innova patented golf disc technology in 1983 with the design of the first bevel edged disc. Since then, we've been at the forefront of disc design. Our discs are responsible for more World Records and more World Champions than all other companies combined.
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• Flight Ratings
• Custom Stamping
• Champion Fund Raiser Discs
• Plastic Types
• Glossary of Terms
• Throwing Tips
• Putting Tips
• Frequently Asked Questions

A quick lesson on flight characteristics: 
Stable - The tendency of a disc to remain straight through most of the flight.

Understable/Turnover - The tendency of a disc to turn to the right during the high speed portion of the flight for a Right Hand Back Hand (RHBH) thrower.

Overstable - The tendency of a disc to turn to the left at high or low speeds for a RHBH thrower.

Hyzer - Is an angle of release where the outside edge or left edge of the disc is tilted downward for a RHBH thrower.

Anhyzer - Is an angle of release where the outside edge or left edge of the disc is tilted upward for a RHBH thrower.Learn more