🎒 Beginner-friendly Disc Golf Bag by Dynamic Discs - Lightweight and Durable Bag for Casual Rounds - Holds 10-12 Frisbee Discs Review

This set is a great choice for the average layman carrying fewer than 10 discs. Keep in mind that the bottle cage is quite narrow, so you will need a bottle with a similar diameter as a plastic disposable bottle. Got to love Dynamic Discs they delivered again!

Pretty decent bag for beginners. Holds enough to keep my stuff organized while I'm in the field. So far I've used a collection of non-disc specific cases and this is definitely a step forward. I appreciate the pole pocket, zippered pocket and water bottle holder. Seems to be strong.

Good bag. This is a good bag that you will quickly outgrow. This is a good bag with an incredibly small water bottle pouch. If you are looking for a second case with multiple discs, this is a good choice. If you want water, sunscreen, bug spray, 10 discs, a marker, scorecards etc, you will need to bring an extra bag for all of these. If you need those things and 3-4 discs then this bag is for you.

I'll start with casual play. I usually pack 3 drivers, 3 mediums, 2 putters and some spare discs depending on where I play. This bag easily fits all of those discs, and I've stuffed more into it. Exactly what the description says, with great durability. Over 50 rounds with these bags and still looking great. The zip/pocket felt cheap but surprisingly held up with no issues - good for keys and phone and that's about it. The water bottle holder is definitely designed for a small 16 ounce water…

I'm not exactly thrilled and that's okay because this bag was half the price of other similar disc golf bags I looked at. It gets the job done but is designed for the minimalist disc golfer. I have 1 long driver, 2 fairway drivers, 3 medium discs made of different plastics and a stick. I have room for more, but I didn't want to stuff it. I don't like the feel of the straps, they don't look like they will last long. A shoulder pad would be nice. I have a 32 ounce Nalgene water bottle that I…

I don't understand why people carry around huge suitcases with 50 discs for casual games. On rough trails like the DeLaveaga, it's nice to be able to move easily. I can fit 9 discs comfortably, plus room for 2 or 3 more. The front pocket really only fits a stick. The strap is quite basic but comfortable enough. For the most part, it's worth it alone. but when there are only a few discs in the bag, it kind of loses its integrity. No handles other than a strap and I can only attach a small 18oz…

This is a very basic bag. Ideal for children or casual gamers who don't play regularly. I wouldn't say it's even suitable for beginners if you want to keep playing. The bag offers the essentials compared to similar options. It feels like cheap stuff. I have a feeling this is something they would give away for free in a tournament. Although I really like the dark blue color - this is a plus. Why 2 stars? A couple of reasons. 1) The product I received was missing zippers. It really makes me…

My first bag that I still use. It easily holds ten slices, although with more racquets it gets cramped (I carry two racquets). This is great for those of us who don't want to carry around more than 10 discs. The color midnight blue looks very nice. The bag's small size means it can tip over on uneven ground, but the discs usually stay in place. In the absence of other bags, I mostly use the towel holder bag. The mesh pocket in the upper isn't used when I'm not playing. The height of the discs…