Get a first look at the new Prodigy D3 Max Distance Driver with team members Will Schusterick and Dylan Holt.
Available June 13, 2019. Players of all skill levels are going to quickly take to the new D3 Max, Prodigy’s latest retooled distance driver. The slightly shallower rim and flatter top makes the D3 Max faster than the D3 while providing more glide. It is set to be one of our furthest flying distance drivers to date - flying like a perfectly seasoned driver off the shelf.
Seppo Paju’s Special Edition PA-1 design was inspired by his roots. Drawing influence from Otso, the spirit of the bear and “King of the Forest” as told in Finnish mythology. Available May 23, 2019.
Available May 9, 2019. The H4 V2 is the latest release in our retooled line of Hybrid Drivers and will be an excellent choice for players of all skill levels, whether their looking for long, gliding shots in the open or carving through the woods.
Matty O has found a go-to driver in the 750G D1 thanks to its fast speed, consistency and reliability. Summers get hot and humid in South Alabama, too, so the 750G plastic provides durability and a sure grip in the most extreme conditions.
The Practice Bag V2 is one of the most unique disc golf bags on the market, giving players a great option to store and transport discs for any occasion. On this upgraded version, we’ve added new features to take an already amazing bag to the next level.
Whether it’s a light round at your local course or a weekend hike, the BP-3 has been an incredibly versatile bag at an unbeatable price point. Now, the Prodigy Disc BP-3 V2 continues to set the bar for lightweight and compact disc golf bags.
With increased speed and glide, the D2 Max will serve as a go-to option for maximum distance shots that will push the boundaries of your power game. Available March 28.
Prodigy Disc is excited to announce a new partnership with the 2019 Next Generation Tour.
Kevin Jones shot out of the gate in East Bethel, Minn., and kept his distance from the field, winning The Majestic by five strokes. Chris Dickerson dominated the Rocktown Classic in Harrisonburg, Va., scoring a win by double digits.
Seppo Paju faced a six stroke deficit two holes into the Beaver State Fling’s fourth and final round in Estacada, Ore., but the tournament was far from over. Paju charged back at the latest National Tour event with a bogey-free 8-under par 53 to narrow the gap all the way to one. Catrina Allen also made a move in the tournament’s final round with an even-par 61.
Chris Dickerson claimed his third straight Tennessee State Disc Golf Championship title in dominant fashion. He built his lead over the course of the four-round A-Tier, and what started as a two stroke round one deficit became a 16 stroke win. Cale Leiviska continued his own winning ways, reeling off a fifth consecutive win at The Iron Range Classic.
Get a first look at the new Prodigy D3 Max Distance Driver with team members Will Schusterick and Dylan Holt.
Available June 13, 2019. Players of all skill levels are going to quickly take to the new D3 Max, Prodigy’s latest retooled distance driver. The slightly shallower rim and flatter top makes the D3 Max faster than the D3 while providing more glide. It is set to be one of our furthest flying distance drivers to date - flying like a perfectly seasoned driver off the shelf.
Catrina Allen’s win streak may have ended at Discraft’s Portland Open in Oregon, but it didn’t come easily. Allen finished a mere two strokes out of first at the latest Disc Golf Pro Tour event. Seppo Paju finished in a tie for third place finish in Open Men, just one stroke short of joining a playoff for the win, and Kevin Jones also had a top-10 showing for the ninth time in 13 events so far while setting a course record. Colglazier’s six stroke victory earned him a spot in this year’s United States Disc Golf Championship.
