Prodigy Discs

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Headquartered in Woodstock, Georgia, Prodigy Discs arrived on the scene in 2013 with the sponsorship of the world’s most prominent disc golfers. Founded by Steve Greenwell and Michael Sullivan, Prodigy has had a history of scooping up highly notable disc golf professionals like Will Schusterick, who is now a part-owner.

The Prodigy disc golf brand has been steadily growing and adding new discs to their arsenal while sponsoring players of all levels. Other notable Prodigy Tournament team members include Catrina Allen, Chris Dickerson, and Cale Leiviska, who signed a three-year extension earlier this year. 

Prodigy’s disc naming convention is among the most approachable and understandable on the market. For example, Prodigy distance drivers are named D1, D2, D3, etc. with numbers representing the varying stability. Higher numbers represent the more understable-natured discs. 

And it’s well-known that their plastics recipes are kept strictly under wraps. Latest speculations are that they’re made in an unknown facility in the area of Douglasville, GA. It’s rumored that the Prodigy disc factory is so secretive that the employees are mandated to turn off their cell phones’ “Location Services” when they arrive. 

Prodigy offers a wide variety of plastic blends briefly described below: 

200: This extremely versatile plastic is great for entry-level players looking to get into disc golf, as well as the pros who are looking to fine-tune their discs to their preferred level of beat. It has a similar feel to 300 Plastic, but less grippy.

300: A durable blend of materials that is able to withstand solid impact but can be broken in over time. This is a popular choice for grippy putters and midrange discs.

300 Soft: This softer blend is less firm than the standard 300, but still has the same durability. 

350: This plastic was created with maximum glide in mind while still maintaining each mold’s unique flight characteristics. With a lower price point, this plastic flies great even in wet weather.

350G: 16 months of research yielded this grippier, stiffer blend of the 350 Plastic. Its unique, tacky feel was created in a collaborative effort with disc golf Champions who sought a disc that would break in perfectly, throw after throw. 

400: This premium blend is extremely durable and is considered tour-quality. It feels as good as it looks and is a favorite for those who play frequently in wooded courses. 

Prodigy Air: Available in weights that span 148g to 162g, this innovative and high-quality plastic came from the 400 series base and is now a favorite of the pros. 

400G: This amped-up version of the regular 400 plastic is mixed with another resin that yields more durability and longer break-in time.

500: With a less gummy handfeel than 400 Plastic, this disc will give you a great grippy plastic feel due to its balance of firmness and flexibility. Disc golfers will enjoy the solidity of the rim, and eye-catching pearlescent finish.

750: A high-tech blend of resins will provide a similar texture to the 400 series but with more firmness and extreme durability. 

750G: Considered Prodigy’s most advanced plastic, this top-tier resin blend is sure to deliver a high performance on top of the standard maximum durability found in the 750 series.

Some of the most popular disc models are the F3 and F5 Prodigy fairway driver, M4 Prodigy midrange disc, and A2 approach disc. Die hard fans of this brand will exalt the quality of their favorite disc and what they absolutely love about Prodigy Discs plastics, which are among some of the most popular out there right now. There will always be much heated discussion around the “simple” naming devices for their models, but the high quality golf discs and plastics production speaks for themselves. 

Prodigy Discs is known for their full lineup of molds that allow players to perform highly and accurately in every situation. On top of their innovative line of discs, an ever-expanding collection of disc golf gear, accessories, equipment, and apparel is available online along with additional molds. Their bag collection ranges from professional-level travel bags to lightweight and affordable options for players who are new to the disc golf game. Apparel options come in long and short sleeved unisex fits, as well as a couple outerwear jackets, so you’ll be able to play comfortably in a variety of weather conditions.  

Bag your next Prodigy disc and enjoy the confidence this innovative brand will give you on the course.