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| | 07-05-30 - DG Aetoaroa | At last, New Zealand based company DG Aetoaroa are launching their golf discs within a few weeks. These discs were approved last year:
The long range driver Raptor, 21,1 cm, have been modified, the prototype were pretty understable, but the production run version is said to be more stable, the flight resembles the Innova Wraith.
The midrange driver Tui (21,1cm) looks like a flat Classic Roc and has a under stable flight path.
Te Moko is large diameter 23,7cm understable approach disc, we do not know more about it at this time.
They also have the”The New Zealand 175gram Ultimate Disc” in their line-up.
Pictures show prototypes from last year. Both were made in a very flexible and grippy plastic which resembles the Champion and Z a lot. | |  |  | | 07-05-27 - Lundmarks second win | Jesper Lundmark won the fifth Eurotour event of the season and his second Eurotour victory of the season. The Lipton Dutch Open was played in Rotterdam.
Jesper won with an eight shot margin to Ville Pippo, Finland.
Next Eurotor event will be Tali Open in Helsinki June 30 - July 1.
Results | |  | | | 07-05-21 - Geneva Open | Jesper Lundmark won the fourth tournament on the PDGA EuroTour. The tournament was played on Les Evaux disc golf course in central Geneva, Switzerland.
Ville Pippo placed second just one shot behind Lundmark. Last years winner Emil Isaksson placed third and Marco LeHouse took fourth place.
[results] | |  | | | 07-05-09 - 100 meter Lazer | Quest Applied Technologies got the new driver 100 meter Lazer approved by PDGA last week. Quest AT is working on a full line-up of discs called the Lazer-line. These will all be stable discs, designed to go straight and will be a full set like a set of Irons for Ball Golf. They will each be individually numbered for example 10 meter, 25 meter, and 100 meter.
Quest AT is using the Dimple technology (DT) from Gateway and disc shape to enhance accuracy and control.
100 meter Lazer is a stable long-range driver, 21,2 cm in diameter, sharp-nosed with a wide rim (2,1cm) and dimples under the wing. The disc is made in SRP (Super Resilient Polymer); it is similar to the Evolution material from Gateway, a very flexible plastic.
The release date is not set yet.
Quest AT will add new models to their Lazer-line during the year.
Here you can read more about discs from Quest AT. | |  | | | 07-05-06 - Lightning Maxline | You don’t read that much news about the Texas-based company Lightning, Steve Howle have managed the company since it started in 1984, but they have kept a low profile the last years. The have a line-up with 25 different molds, but no new mold have been released since spring 2001. Lightning also has five different bags and a basket on their program.
Soon it is time to launch their new high performance plastic Max Line which is comparable to Innova Champion/Star and the Z-line/ESP from Discraft. We will get back to you as soon as we know more.
Read more about Lightning here. | |  | | | 07-05-05 - ESP Storm | Discraft have made a short run of their stable mid range driver Storm in ESP-plastic. The ESP Storm is currently only available through the PDGA when joining as a new member. The disc is black with PDGA-stamp and available in weights between 165-175grams.
Read more about Discraft here. | |  | | | 07-05-04 - Helios Driver | Canadian Snap discsports released their first disc during spring 2006; the touch disc named Whitler was first of all designed for approach shots.
Soon it is time to release Helios, a big diameter (21,7cm) long-range driver with an extremely wide rim and a low profile. The disc will be available in weights between 150 and 180grams. The mold is ready and Snap is testing different plastics. The disc is not sent to approval yet and the release date is not set.
Look for more info here soon.
Read more about Helios and Snap here. | |  | |
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