Disc Golf Beginners

Dynamic Discs wants everyone to get interested in the sport of disc golf. In turn, in truly having disc golf covered, our selection encompasses beginner and entry-level products to professional grade meant for touring and tournament players.

Disc Golf for Beginners

In terms of actually getting started with disc golf - and not, say, tossing an ordinary frisbee around - beginner solutions consist of lightweight, neutral discs that glide in a straight, controlled path. Typically, disc golf for beginners starts with midrange and putter options, and as skills and technique improve, players get ready for the speed and variability of drivers.

After you've tried out the sport on a course, we recommend a disc golf beginner set. These introductory starter sets include a few discs that weigh around 170g to 180g - options that get some speed and are less likely to flip over when thrown.

Dynamic Discs' beginner sets come with a putter and a midrange, beginner disc golf drivers, and a mini marker. After you've spent time with our entry-level products, we encourage you to explore our range of plastics and molds to find the flexibility, grip, and stability that not only work for your current skill level but also help you improve your game.

Our Best Disc Golf Discs for Beginners

Dynamic Discs' product line encompasses 30 molds from entry-level to professional, along with multiple plastic compounds that influence durability, grip, and flexibility. Composing our Easy-to-use line, our best beginner golf discs include:

• Pearl: From Latitude 64, this is a midrange with a low weight (150g), a small grip, and a neutral flight path and is ideal for players improving their arm speed.
• Diamond: Another mold from Latitude 64, the Diamond weighs between 145g and 159g - a lighter-weight option that offers a greater degree of control for players with moderate arm speed. This disc delivers an understable flight path with a consistent glide.
• Proof: A Dynamic Discs mold, this beginner golf disc feels like our Warrant and offers a small profile and rim. This lightweight disc further delivers a consistent glide and line.
• Breakout: This beginner option from Dynamic Discs has the feel of a fairway driver but performs like a consistent midrange, thanks to somewhat understable performance and ability to retain an anhyzer angle without flipping over.
• Gavel: Inspired by the Judge, the Gavel utilizes a similar shape but offers a narrower profile and width, making it ideal for smaller hands and beginner players.
• Sapphire: From Latitude 64, the Sapphire is the first driver in the Easy-to-use line. Built for smaller hands and meant to be paired with the Diamond fairway, the Sapphire is a lightweight disc with a smooth, stable release, slim profile, consistent grip, and just enough speed.

Ready to get started? Review our beginner's guide to disc golf, and then browse our selection of entry-level products and sets from Dynamic Discs and Latitude 64.