Premium 14 disc sæt

Premium disc golf set with 14 discs

This set is for you who want a full line-up of discs to throw. Whether you've just started, or have been playing for a while and want to try the full spectrum of discs, you get 14 discs here in a durable premium plastic that holds up well even with frequent use. That gives you the chance to feel the difference between the various discs and find out which ones suit your game best.

Below you'll find an overview of the different discs in the set, with the disc's type, which mold it is, and a short description. The numbers in parentheses are the disc's flight numbers*.

• Putter - Pilot (2 | 5 | 0 | 1): a neutral putter with a straight and predictable flight path. It has really good glide, making it ideal for long putts and tee shots on tight fairways.
• Putt & Approach - Stabilizer (3 | 3 | 0 | 2.5): an overstable disc that holds its line even on powerful throws. Great for precise approaches, where you want to avoid flying too far past the basket.
• Putt & Approach - Range (2 | 1 | -0.5 | 0.5): a low, controlled approach disc with minimal glide. It drops quickly and gives you full control when precision matters more than distance.
• Approach - Parachute, Neutron Soft (1 | 7 | 0 | 0.5): a soft catch disc with tremendous glide. Great for warming up and easy throws, where the disc needs to float far without much power behind it.
• Midrange - Echo (5 | 5 | -1.5 | 1): a midrange with a straight flight path and plenty of glide. Ideal on tight, wooded courses, where control matters more than raw power.
• Midrange - Runway (5 | 4 | 0 | 3.5): an overstable midrange that holds its line even in strong wind. Great for powerful throws and for working your way out of forehand lines.
• Fairway Driver - Ascend (6 | 5 | -3 | 0.5): an understable fairway driver that's easy to throw far and straight. A great choice for hyzer-flips and for newer players wanting natural distance.
• Fairway Driver - Drift (7 | 5 | -2 | 1): a fairway driver with great glide and a straight flight path that finishes with a gentle fade. The turn activates easily, making it suitable for both hyzer-flips and turnover shots.
• Fairway Driver - Turbulence (7 | 2 | 0 | 3.5): an overstable fairway driver with reduced glide and a clear finish. Strong in wind and great for technical lines, especially on forehand shots.
• Distance Driver - Boost (9.5 | 4 | 0 | 2.5): an overstable driver that bridges the gap between fairway and distance. It holds its line reliably and is a dependable workhorse that most players can throw.
• Distance Driver - Trace (11 | 5 | -1 | 2): a stable distance driver that flies straight even at high speed. It holds up to powerful throws without losing its line and finishes with a gentle fade.
• Distance Driver - Jet (11 | 5 | -3 | 2): an understable distance driver that gives easy distance for all arm speeds. Especially strong in a tailwind and great for big turnover shots.
• Distance Driver - Flare (9 | 4 | 0 | 3.5): an overstable distance driver with minimal turn and a powerful finish. Holds its line even into a headwind and suits demanding throws.
• Distance Driver - Engine (13 | 5 | -0.5 | 2): an overstable driver built for powerful throws. It holds its line under pressure and is a dependable workhorse for players with higher arm speeds.

With this set, you get a complete line-up covering everything from short putts to long drives. You'll get to know the different disc types along the way, and end up with a bag that has a disc for every situation on the course.

Why choose a premium disc set?

Many traditional starter sets use cheap plastic, which wears down quickly and changes flight characteristics after just a few rounds. Here, you instead get 14 discs in good, durable plastic, built to last year after year, even with regular use. That means you won't need to replace your discs as soon as you start figuring out what you like — you simply get a set you can keep using as you develop your game.

Note. The fourteen discs are sold in assorted colors, which may differ from the images. All discs are in the 170-175 gram weight range.

*What are flight numbers?

Flight numbers are the four numbers you'll find on almost every disc: Speed, Glide, Turn, and Fade. They describe how the disc flies and give you a good idea of its flight path before you've even thrown it. Want to know more about what each number means? Read our guide to flight numbers.