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.
Prodigy is proud to introduce the Battalion Team, created specifically for active duty, reserve and retired military members to help push the sport forward in military communities.
Up and coming Team Prodigy players Alden Harris and Harper Thompson give us an in depth look at how the new D1 Max Distance Driver flies and feels.
Catrina Allen has been locked in several tight races which have been decided on the final hole this season. At The San Francisco Open, however, Allen was able to relax on the 18th tee, the tournament well in hand. She earned that sigh of relief with an eye-popping 18-under par 180, which led the field by nine.
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.
Matt Orum and Cale Leiviska each won their third event of the season over the weekend. Orum scored his in Memphis, Tenn., at the 37th Annual Dogwood Classic. Leiviska pulled double duty in Saint Paul, Minn., at Earth Day at Bethel University. Leiviska ran the event and managed to come out on top with a five stroke win.
Catrina Allen’s last three events have been decided on the tournament’s final hole, and this time, she came out on top. Allen conquered the Kansas wind to secure her fourth Glass Blown Open title and first National Tour win of the season with a birdie, as four rounds and four days culminated in one last trip to Emporia Country Club’s treacherous 413-foot 18th hole. In Open Men, Cale Leiviska climbed two spots on the final day to finish in a tie for fifth.
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.
Matt Orum came off the top rope to win the Southside Smackdown 15. Orum is a formidable regular at Southern Nationals events, this time taking a victory in Mobile, Ala. Ezra Robinson has proved tough to beat in Georgia, winning his fourth event in the Peach State this year at The Masters at McCurry.
