Review on Disc Starter Putter Mid Range Driver Sports & Fitness for Leisure Sports & Game Room by Matthew Outlaw

After one lap of the dense forest track, a center broke and the driver was badly hit. I'm honestly not mad because I saw it more like buying myself a bag of discs that I can easily use for buddies who have never played disc golf. The case is nice, nothing fancy but a good way to keep my actual drives safe and sound. The racquets are ok, at the moment I mainly use them for practice in my basement as I don't mind them hitting concrete walls and getting chewed up. Another midrange and driver are useful for practicing net shot form in my basement for the same reason. If you really want to get serious about disc golf, buy an Innova starter set or Discmania or another well-known brand for around the same price, the discs last longer, feel a lot better and actually get you into the sport in a big way. If you just want to take kids or friends who can throw discs in the woods never to see them again, that's good as they work and are cheap enough. Losing it isn't as painful as losing a disc that costs 10-20 dollars for one.