Innova Disc Golf Set – Driver, Mid-Range & Putter, Comfortable DX Plastic, Colors May Vary (3 Pack)

There is a steep but manageable learning curve for those who are new to disc golf. In contrast to Frisbees, throwing a golf disc is very different, and many beginners are confused and frustrated when they try it. In the early stages of learning how to play golf, new players often buy random golf discs and get started. In fact, as new players watch their "distance driver" fly for 30 or 40 feet, bank sharply to the left, and nosedive again and again into the ground, disc descriptions such as "long, straight distance driver" may lead them to lose hope. Innova's beginner's set removes a lot of guesswork for those who are new to the sport. Three discs are specifically selected to help you master the sport. When thrown at a slow speed, left-hand players) do not score. You can fade or rollover the Shark is Innova's midrange offering, and in my opinion, the best beginner disc of During the 15 years that I have been playing disc golf, I have never came across the Shark without it. In short, it goes where you throw it, and it is very insensitive to variables such as wind speed and direction. It is also very hard to roll over at higher speeds, and as such, it is a disc that you will not outgrow as your skills or power increase.
The Aviar is the putter included in this set from Innova. Although the Aviar is not spectacular in any way, it is a decent putter. As for longer shots at the basket, the Shark probably has the best chance of handling them. Aviars fade slightly left at the end of their flight, as does every disc, however, if thrown too fast or too far, it will curve to the right before it does. My opinion is that this makes it a bit difficult for beginner shooters since the aiming point changes depending on the distance from the target. In spite of that, it behaves fairly consistently for shots under 20 feet. One of the things I would change is to include some more detailed instructions to this set This will provide new players with instructions. There are some very useful and informative articles available on Innova's website, and they also have dozens of videos available on YouTube that can be helpful for beginners and seasoned players alike. By utilizing these tools you will achieve better results than if you go to a disc golf course and try to figure things out yourself in a month.

Zachary Ramos

| Jan 04, 2021

I give it three stars because it's worth it. Although I don't think you should buy this if you are The suggestion I would like to make? Make sure you have a 175 gram putter and a 177 gram driver One hundred and fifty-five grams of premium plastic When you are within 75 feet of the hole, use the mid to drive and the putter for everything else. *The only disc I have used in this pack is the one I got not long after I received it It took the Shark a long time to win at disc, but it wasn't too bad. As a result, I had a preference for certain discs and the Leopard and Aviar were nearly useless. Putting practice is not even something I use the Aviar for.

Aviana WALLIS

| Nov 20, 2020

While this is a great starter package, I certainly recommend ordering two sets after you know that you will continue to play the game. A lost disc is just one example of why you might need the extras. There may be other beginners joining you for the round, and you'll want to share your clubs so you can practice. If you throw a lame shot, you can toss a second one to correct it, or try another shot. As a referee, you will use a putter, since that is the kind of shot you will be shooting far from the basket that needs to be accurate. This is yet another opportunity for practice or disc loss. My second set for 19 cents was purchased at Big 5.

Phoebe Velasquez

| Oct 10, 2020

There is a downside to this because you never know what you're going to get. The set is what it claims to be, so I rate it 5 stars. THIS SET IS IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS! As I mentioned previously, I cannot understand how others rate this set a 2 or even a 1 star review just because the discs aren't equal to those What kind of disc are they? Are they cheap and low-quality? Yes, I agree! You should read up on what you plan to buy. The reason I give this set 5 stars is because you get 3 discs for 19 bucks. You are getting a good deal on these because they normally cost ten dollars a piece. A downside of this is that you don't know what you're going to There is only one complaint I have with this pack and that is that you will only be able to use light weight discs. It is probably not going to be an easy job to use the Leopard with that sort of weight unless there is absolutely no wind. The main reason I bought this was to try out 3 discs that I did not already have, so I could upgrade to a heavier disc in the future. I'll also be able to fit these into my wife's life when she joins us. The price was less than for just 1 good disc and given the number of discs you get for the price. You can experiment with this kit if you are just starting out or want to try other molds that are available. You should not waste your time with this set if you are not a beginner and are seeking quality.

Kayleigh Schneider

| Jan 12, 2021

As shown in previous reviews, I received the Leopard(Pink), Shark(Orange), and Aviar(Blue), which is pretty standard. Apparently there are other variants, as I read in previous reviews. The results are great and I'm really happy with them. Beginners will enjoy these discs because they hold up well. It is hard to argue with either the Leopard or the Aviar as these are top notch discs. The Shark is a good starter disc. However, some of the discs are inferior to the ones made by other molds and brands, so that doesn't mean they are not great discs. Those comparing the Discraft discs to those in the Innova set shouldn't discourage you because both are fantastic brands, and each one is meant to perform a different function. If you want to fill up your bag, I would advise you to buy either or both. The price of this item is extremely low, and it's a great buy.

Nathalie Holloway

| Sep 22, 2020

There are probably fewer disc golfers who have never played the game before than with one of these starter sets. You'll outgrow it if you stick with it for a few months, and you'll want a different disc in a few months, but by then the plastic DX disc will be pretty worn out, and the Leopard will turn way In any case, your Aviar is still straight and will serve you for a long time, and your shark is good for the dog as well. After that, you'll be hooked and buying discs that fly farther, turn more right, turn more left, glow more brightly, or do pretty much anything you want.

Josiah Bolton

| Jan 04, 2021