Learn Disc Golf
Whether it's your first throw or your hundredth, this page helps you choose the right equipment and improve your game.
🎬 Watch First
Brand new to the sport? Start here. Innova pro Nate Sexton walks you through your very first throws — then use the guides below to pick the right disc and learn the rest.
🥏 Choose the Right Disc
Every disc is either a putter, midrange, fairway driver, or distance driver, sorted here by speed. Slower discs fly straighter and are more forgiving; faster discs add distance but take more arm speed to control.
⭐ Understanding Flight Numbers
Every disc is printed with four numbers, like 6 · 5 · −2 · 1. Here's what they tell you (for a right-handed backhand throw).
How fast you have to throw it. Low speed = easy to throw. Beginners fly low-speed discs much better.
How long it floats in the air. More glide means more distance and easier throws.
How much it drifts right early in flight. More negative = easier to turn = friendlier for slower arms.
How hard it hooks left at the end. Low fade finishes straight; high fade dependably curves back.
The Flight Chart
The full Innova lineup, placed by speed (slow at the bottom, fast at the top) and stability (turns right on the left, hooks left on the right). 🥏 = stocked at the driving range, ✅ = Innova's pick for beginners. Filter, search, or tap any disc for details.
👆 Tap any disc — on the chart or in the list — to see its flight numbers and what it's good for.
🥏 Find Your Next Disc
Whether it's your first putter or your next distance driver, tell us about your game and we'll recommend the right disc from Innova's full lineup — and flag the ones we carry at the range.
Beginner Picks
You really only need these to start — and all three are on the shelf at the driving range.
At the Range
No disc? No problem. A full rack of Innova discs — putters, midranges, and drivers — is for sale right at the Oglebay driving range, alongside the range balls and club rentals. Grab one before your round.
🎥 Learn from the Pros
Innova's own “Learn Disc Golf” series with pro Nate Sexton — clear, beginner-friendly tips from your first round to throwing farther and putting better.
