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2022 Winter Disc Golf Guide
Winter is coming – But that doesn’t mean you need to put your discs away. The 2022 Winter Disc Golf Guide was released this past week to help you brave the cold and get back out on the course. The guide offers helpful tips from Innova Team members, our cold-weather disc suggestions, and an update on the latest Innova apparel and accessories to keep you warm and stylish this winter. Chilly temperatures, wind, and snow – none of these elements promotes top performance, so winter rounds become less about setting records and more about simply enjoying the game. We hope our Winter Disc Golf Guide can give you the info and encouragement needed to get out there and show the snow who’s BOSS The Boss currently holds the Distance World Record (338 Meters) thrown by David Wiggins ...
The Innova Jay
“I think it’s the most point-and-shoot Mid-Range that we have” – Dave Dunipace.
Released this past Monday, the Innova Jay will soon be a staple in bags everywhere. This unique disc has great torque resistance, but is not overstable. That rare combination allows you to throw the disc hard and flat without it turning over or diving left at the end of the flight. It also makes the Jay one of the best mid-ranges in the Innova lineup for forehands. Where other mid-ranges might turn and burn into the ground, the Jay can handle the torque of a forehand, providing a similarly straight flight and mellow fade to backhands.
The low-profile, micro-beaded design fits comfortably in your hand for a clean release every throw. One of the most versatile, shapeable discs on the market, the Innova Jay is our new go-to choice for a one-disc round. The Jay comes in Champion and Star plastics, with the Champion Jay being a bit stiffer. Get yours at the Factory Store now!
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After finishing up about an hour early today at the Oregon Manufacturers’ Summit in Tigard, I thought I would try and get greedy and sneak in ONE MORE disc golf course before I returned to my new courses desert in Coos Bay (the nearest course to me that I have not played is about 75-80 minutes East of me). Only one problem: it was pouring rain up in Portland. But the further I drove South (more like crawled, as it took forever to get out of the city with bumper-to-bumper traffic), the lighter the rain became. And by the time I made it as far South as Albany, Oregon, I decided that getting a little wet would be worth the additional +1 in my Courses Played Collection.
So I checked on UDisc for a good course that I hadn’t yet had the privilege of playing, and I decided that Bryant Park on the West side of Albany would be the winner. A bit of a monster, weighing in at over 6,800 feet over eighteen holes, it wasn’t the quick, easy +1 that might have made more s...
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