Prodigy Discs
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Steve Greenwell and a roster of top pros launched Prodigy Discs out of Woodstock, Georgia in 2013, and the brand built its reputation on a naming system that tells you the type before you even look at the flight numbers: D for distance driver, F for fairway, M for midrange, A for approach, and PA for putt and approach. That system makes it easy to fill a gap in your bag without guessing.
400 plastic is the durable, premium blend most Prodigy discs debut in, seen on the Gannon Buhr D1 400. 300 plastic runs grippier and more affordable, a fit for beginners still learning to release clean, found on the D3 MAX 400's baseline sibling. Spectrum adds a soft, translucent color blend to that same 300 base, seen on the Gannon Buhr PA-3 300 Firm Spectrum.
The PA-5 approach disc and F5 fairway driver anchor most Prodigy bags for players from new to advanced. See the full Falcor distance driver lineup or the overstable M4 midrange for windy rounds.
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