Team Disc Tree Sweden - Meet the Players
We are proud to present the team consisting of the players we sponsor. The players on Team Disc Tree are our ambassadors on the course, and we are proud that they wear the Disc Tree logo.
Martin Oscarsson
Playing since: 2020
Best disc golf memory: My first tournament victory.
Wish I had known earlier: How incredibly fun disc golf is!
Best advice: Mindset matters. If the previous hole went badly, let it go and focus on the next one.
Favorite disc: Fission Photon
Favorite putter: I putt with an Electron Envy and throw a Neutron Watt.
Goal for 2026: Compete in many tournaments and raise my lowest performance level.
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PDGA profile: Martin Oscarsson, PDGA
Johan Amenda
Playing since: About 15 years
Best disc golf memory: When I was in Florida playing a course in Miami and made one of my nicest aces.
Wish I had known earlier: How to push putt.
Best advice: Do fieldwork, practice putting, and be patient.
Go-to discs: Halo Tern, Kea Glow
Go-to putter: Neutron Soft Envy
Goal for 2026: Have fun.
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PDGA profile: Johan Amenda, PDGA
Kenneth Jonsson
Playing since: Autumn 2022
Best disc golf memory: My first ace at my home course, Svanesunds Discgolfbana, hole 1.
Wish I had known earlier: How fun disc golf is – I wish I had started when I was younger.
Best advice: Join your local club, play weekly tours, and meet other players. And remember to have fun.
Go-to disc: Latitude 64 Explorer
Go-to putter: I throw a Berg and putt with a Tuff from Kastaplast.
Goal for 2026: Play many tournaments and experience more new courses.
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PDGA profile: Kenneth Jonsson, PDGA
Mariette Åberg
Playing since: 2019
Best disc golf memory: When the Ale women’s team finished 3rd at Amateur Team Championship 2024 and 5th at Swedish Team Championship 2025.
Wish I had known earlier: How fun disc golf is. If I had known how much I would love the sport, I would have started much earlier.
Best advice: Have fun and don’t be afraid to ask for advice and tips.
Go-to disc: Jade
Go-to putter: Atom (throwing putter)
Goal for 2026: Continue improving my technique and play Master SM, Team SM, Amateur SM and tours.
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PDGA profile: Mariette Åberg, PDGA
Thomas Söderling
Playing since: 2008
Best disc golf memory: My first birdie on hole 3 at Hästhagen, a hole that unfortunately no longer exists.
Wish I had known earlier: That the sport existed – I discovered it too late.
Best advice: Have fun. The rest comes automatically.
Go-to disc: Star Sidewinder
Go-to putter: Latitude 64 Keystone
Goal for 2026: Reach a 930 rating.
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PDGA profile: Thomas Söderling, PDGA
Jonas Pärtma
Playing since: I’ve said for about three years that I’ve been playing for around ten years – not entirely sure. I became a PDGA member in 2016.
Best disc golf memory:
One of my first strong memories was from the Amateur Tour in Söderhamn. A par 4 where I had about 65 meters left from the fairway. The shot had to fly straight and hook right at the end.
I threw a backhand with my blue Aviar. It flew perfectly straight and glided beautifully through the air. Halfway there it slowly started drifting right, past the dangerous trees on the right side and landed in the bullseye.
A beautiful throw in my eyes. I didn’t even know a disc could do that in my hands. I think that was when I truly got hooked on the sport. I still have that disc.
Wish I had known earlier: That there is no single correct way to throw. As long as you have control, your technique can look however you want.
Best advice: Par is good.
Go-to discs: A worn Aviar-X if I can reach the basket. Otherwise a worn River or Wraith for some extra distance.
Go-to putter: The same worn Aviar-X.
Goal for 2026: My main goal is always to have fun. I want to improve my putting and develop a forehand I can use when needed.
PDGA profile: Jonas Pärtma, PDGA
Andreas Melin
Playing since: 1991–1992
Best disc golf memory: Winning the World Doubles Championship 2023 in Flagstaff, Arizona after four playoff holes against Jay “Yeti” Reading and his partner.
Other highlights include playing nine holes with Paul McBeth at Järva, hosting a barbecue at my home with Simon Lizotte and Avery Jenkins, Spain Open in Oviedo and every day at Ale Disc Golf Center.
Wish I had known earlier: How big the sport would become – then I might have taken it more seriously instead of just playing for fun.
Best advice: Start competing right away. There are divisions for everyone and you learn much faster.
Go-to disc: Teebird
Go-to putter: Special Edition Soft Rhyno
Goal for 2026: Improve my nose angle, become better at putting, have fun and win a medal at Master SM.
Follow on Instagram: Andreas Melin, Instagram
PDGA profile: Andreas Melin, PDGA