Customer Reviews

RDGA Line Golf Disc 4-Pack

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This is a four disc 150gram set.150 gram discs are generally considered too light by most experienced players,because you lose a little distance and stability in the wind.On the plus side 150's are easier to control,especially by novices.It comes with a Reef(putter/approach),Squall(mid-range),Flathead Cyclone(fairway driver),and Tsunami(xtra long driver).The Reef flies super straight,but I would like a softer feel.The Squall also flies very straight.The Cyclone is supposed to be the same material,but it feels softer and easier to grip,NICE.The Tsunami is your normal feeling go far fad left driver.Solid set especially for kids and people with small hands.

This is a perfect starter set for anyone just starting to play the sport.

This would be a great deal for a young person, but if you are over 13 I would recommend getting a heavier disc. You simply cannot get the distance out of these that you can from heavier ones.

Good price for 4 discs though.

At least two of the discs that I got in this set were made by Discraft: the DGA Super Drive XL Driver is a Discraft XL. The DGA Reef is a Discraft APX. Also in the pack I got: DGA Squall Mid-Range Driver and a DGA Flathead Cyclone Driver, which may be similar to Discraft's Cyclone. The Squall and Flathead Cyclone are composed of a slightly softer, more grippy plastic than the XL or Reef. The colors in the photo are not exactly what I got in the pack: XL is yellow, Squall is orange like the one pictured, Flathead cyclone is hot pink, Reef is light blue.

Bottom line: if you want four 150g discs, this is an easy way to get them. Reviews of these discs listed here:[...]

Excellent disks and perform as represented. Quality product at reasonable price. Will Shop again with vender without hesitation.

I have been playing frisbee on the beach and a little bit of ulitmate for nearly 30 years now. These discs are much different than what I'm used to so there is quite a steep learning curve to make these fly somewhat straight. I reccomend about an hour of practice before you hit the golf course with these if you are a beginner.