Ace Runners Disc Golf
A disc golf shop in Langley, British Columbia, that sold discs and gear until Innova acquired the business in 2024 and its storefront became Innova Canada.
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A disc golf shop in Langley, British Columbia, that sold discs and gear until Innova acquired the business in 2024 and its storefront became Innova Canada.
The Palo Alto flying-disc maker, acquired by Spin Master in 2017, whose PDGA-approved Epic driver and Arrow putter (2003) marked its run in disc golf before the line ended.
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An Umeå disc golf shop that served northern Sweden in-store and online for about five years.
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A Saginaw-area Michigan disc golf outfit that ran an online store and sponsored large-payout closest-to-the-pin tournaments.
A disc golf podcast that shared player origin stories and community interviews.
A marketplace for new, used, and custom discs that connected disc-dyeing artists with buyers. It operated for about five months in 2021 before rebranding into the retailer Rare Discs.
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A small Michigan disc golf brand that grew out of a retail operation and briefly produced the Lex putter, a re-release of the defunct UB Disc Golf mold approved in 2016, before production ceased around 2017.
A free peer-to-peer disc exchange where players traded, sold, and bought discs and gear, operating from around 2001 to 2015, with over three thousand discs listed in its prime.
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A maker of microfiber disc golf towels with a bungee wrist strap and a real mini-disc fob for warm-up swings.
A Garland, Texas disc golf shop across from Audubon Disc Golf Course, which it helped maintain, stocking thousands of discs and accessories.
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An Austin, Texas disc golf retailer known for an eclectic disc selection alongside custom mini markers and Wind Caddie accessories.
A Kamloops, British Columbia disc golf retailer with a satellite branch in Warman, Saskatchewan, selling discs, bags, carts, and baskets.
A short-lived disc manufacturer from Biloxi, Mississippi, that had three discs PDGA-approved in 2014 (the Tiger, Bird-Dog, and Terrapin) and ceased activity around 2016.
An online disc golf store that also launched an eBay-style multi-vendor marketplace with escrow and integrated shipping in early 2021. The store wound down through 2022.
A Paris, Ontario brand making premium dual-sided waffle and microfiber disc golf towels, including custom team and player-pack runs.
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