Introducing the 3rd disc in Paul McBeth’s lineup – The Anax (pronounced ‘aa·nuhks’). A strong, overstable fairway driver with the sharp rim of a distance...
Clean putting releases and straight flights make the Anode our premiere beadless point-and-shoot putter. Long smooth hyzer and anhyzer lines are made easy with the...
After an early limited rollout full of positive feedback, the Star Arachnid is now available for universal release. Like the Fox, the Arachnid feels fast...
After an early limited rollout full of positive feedback, the Star Arachnid is now available for universal release. Like the Fox, the Arachnid feels fast...
The Discraft Big Z Swirl Archer is an understable fairway driver built for smooth hyzer flips, controlled turnovers, and effortless glide. Designed to be accessible...
What began as the highly talked-about Zeus 2.0, has officially evolved into Ares, a distance driver built for players who wanted more torque resistance from...
Introducing the Prototype Athena, the sixth disc in the Paul McBeth lineup. This 7 speed prototype driver is for control shots with a dependable fade....
Introducing the Prototype Athena, the sixth disc in the Paul McBeth lineup. This 7 speed prototype driver is for control shots with a dependable fade....
Introducing the Prototype Athena, the sixth disc in the Paul McBeth lineup. This 7 speed prototype driver is for control shots with a dependable fade....
The beginner friendly Avenger SS gives some added understability to the Avenger driver with an easily activated turn for long flying shots or distance roller...
Trusted by the reigning World Champion to hit the bullseye, Eveliina’s Proto Glow Halo Star Aviar3 is stable, but not overstable for straight, precise upshots...
In photography, balance is incredibly important - whether it’s color correction, white balance, or for creating a sense of visual equilibrium within the frame. No...
In photography, balance is incredibly important - whether it’s color correction, white balance, or for creating a sense of visual equilibrium within the frame. No...
