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DGA provides the highest quality golf discs for its customers. DGA discs are molded by industry leaders in plastics production and custom injection molding and used by top pros and world champions.
DGA discs provide quality and performance in a full range drivers mid-range and put and approach discs. DGA can set you up with discs for yourself, your course, tournament or pro shop.
DGA produces four distinct lines, each specialized and tailored for different styles of play and different course environments. You can use many of our lines for custom stamping with your own custom stamp designs as well as with DGA’s incredible tournament packages.
DGA was first to popularize sparkle flakes in their production offerings. Every DGA’s SP Line disc is not only aesthetically pleasing but will raise your game to its highest level.
SP Line Discs
ProLine style plastic will take less time to beat in and will get its intended flight characteristics faster than the SP Line. ProLine plastic is DGA’s middle tier plastic blend and is great for players of all skill levels!
ProLine Discs
These are the discs that “Steady” Ed himself used while playing, and for good reason! These plastics stem from Ed’s research and development for a suitable material to use in the Wham-O Superball.
Discs in D-Line plastic will also beat in quicker than other DGA plastic blends, and because of this they are sometimes referred to as control style discs. This plastic is perfect for transitioning from the beginning stages of disc golf into a more advanced game. D-Line discs are available in DGA’s standard weight ranges and are great compliments to the ProLine and SP Line models.
D-Line Discs
RDGA plastic provides players with more control and added grip in their beginning phases of disc golf. The lighter plastic means that players throwing with less arm speed will experience better results and learn how to control the flight of a disc more readily. RDGA Line discs are control style discs that are thrown with more finesse than power. This plastic blend is perfect for children, players with slower arm speed, and players new to the sport.
RDGA Line Discs
Please answer me this: Will a disc that is understable increase the natural angle of the disc?
Thanks
An understable disc flight turns or fades to the right. So if I understand you correctly the answer to your question is that an understable disc’s natural angle of flight will turn or fade to the right. All things being equal an understable disc released from the hand level to the ground will turn or fade to the right whereas a overstable disc will turn or fade to the left if released the same way.
This fade is relative to the force and velocity that the disc is released and also the angle at which the disc leaves the hand.
Most disc golf discs are stable and tend to turn or fade to the left. If the disc leaves the hand with it’s out edge down (Hyzer) then it will turn left more then if it was released level. If the disc leaves the hand with it’s outer edge higher (Anhyzer) then it will turn right more then if it was released level. In addition the higher the force and velocity that the disc leaves the hand the more the disc will turn to the right. (This is in relation to right hand, back had thrower. The opposite is the case for left hand backhand throwers.)