AGL Discs
A family-owned, sustainability-focused disc brand from Scotts Valley, California, with tree-named molds made in the USA from recycled and regrind plastics.
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A family-owned, sustainability-focused disc brand from Scotts Valley, California, with tree-named molds made in the USA from recycled and regrind plastics.
An MVP Disc Sports brand producing colorful GYRO overmold discs, baskets, bags, and accessories.
A Finnish disc golf manufacturer producing discs, apparel, accessories, and player merchandise.
A Canadian manufacturer producing disc golf and ultimate discs entirely in Ontario, with wildlife-themed molds and custom printing.
A pioneering disc golf company producing discs, baskets, signage, and course-development equipment.
A disc golf manufacturer producing discs, baskets, bags, apparel, and accessories.
A disc golf and flying-disc manufacturer producing discs, baskets, bags, and accessories.
A disc golf brand and retailer producing discs, baskets, bags, course equipment, and custom products.
A disc golf manufacturer known for flexible rubber discs engineered to reduce skips, rollaways, and ground play.
A small Lansing, Michigan disc golf company founded in 2010, maker of the PDGA-approved Honey, revived in 2021 after several dormant years.
A disc golf manufacturer known for putters, discs, baskets, and course-design services.
An American flying disc manufacturer, best known for dog sport discs, that also produces a disc golf line made in partnership with Innova.
A Texas disc golf manufacturer producing discs, apparel, accessories, and wholesale products.
A major disc golf manufacturer producing discs, baskets, bags, and accessories.
A Swedish disc golf brand known for premium plastics, clean design, and distinctive disc molds.
Makes colorful 3D-printed discs and mini markers designed for kids.
A Swedish disc golf manufacturer producing discs, baskets, bags, and accessories.
A California disc golf manufacturer producing discs, bags, baskets, custom stamps, and tournament products.
A Texas disc golf manufacturer producing discs, apparel, bags, and related equipment.
A Danish disc golf manufacturer developing aerodynamically focused disc designs.
A long-running disc golf manufacturer producing a focused line of premium discs and bags.
An Austin-based disc golf manufacturer producing discs, apparel, and tournament merchandise.
A disc golf manufacturer producing GYRO overmold discs, baskets, bags, carts, and course equipment.
A small manufacturer producing unconventional 3D-printed, PDGA-approved discs and custom designs.
A disc golf manufacturer producing discs, baskets, bags, and accessories.
A small-batch disc golf manufacturer known for distinctive molds, specialty releases, and Gateway-produced discs.
A New Zealand disc golf manufacturer producing discs, baskets, bags, apparel, and course products.
A disc golf manufacturer and design brand known for discs, premium artwork, apparel, and accessories.
A sustainability-focused disc golf company producing recycled-plastic discs and collecting used discs for recycling.
A Finnish disc golf manufacturer producing discs, bags, targets, and related accessories.
A Finnish-founded disc golf brand producing discs, accessories, and player merchandise within the House of Discs group.
A Chinese disc-sports manufacturer producing disc golf discs, baskets, and related equipment.
Closed, acquired, or gone quiet. We keep them here so the record of disc brands stays complete.
The Palo Alto flying-disc maker, acquired by Spin Master in 2017, whose PDGA-approved Epic driver and Arrow putter (2003) marked its run in disc golf before the line ended.
An Austin-founded, horror-themed disc golf brand whose PDGA-approved molds, including the Chainsaw putter, were produced by Gateway Disc Sports.
A small Michigan disc golf brand that grew out of a retail operation and briefly produced the Lex putter, a re-release of the defunct UB Disc Golf mold approved in 2016, before production ceased around 2017.
A Long Island, New York craft disc manufacturer active around 2015 to 2019, naming its molds after chemical elements; its molds were later acquired by AGL Discs.
A short-lived disc manufacturer from Biloxi, Mississippi, that had three discs PDGA-approved in 2014 (the Tiger, Bird-Dog, and Terrapin) and ceased activity around 2016.
The Massachusetts-based disc golf division of Italy's Vibram S.p.A., which produced distinctive all-rubber discs from 2009 until the line was discontinued in 2018.
A Buffalo, New York disc brand founded in 2020 whose wildlife-themed discs supported conservation causes through contract-made molds like the Orca and Hummingbird.