Threw a DGA Breaker Today… Not Exactly a Disc Review But Nonetheless:
So a friend of mine was out in California and stopped by the DGA shop and they gave him a handful of the new DGA Breakers while he was there. One of them ended up in my bag today… It didn’t do much for my drives, I’m kidding, but what a great approach disc.
What was once one of the gaping holes in the DGA line-up may very well become one of the strongest offerings from the DGA stable – it’s that good.
I cannot express to you enough how comfortable the handle of this disc is and how consistent its flight was during today’s round with a mix of calm conditions, steady sustained winds and the occasional gust that would sneak up on us as we played.
Make sure you try to throw one of these this season… End of pseudo review – I liked it and I am looking for more.
If you are looking for more detailed information or the insights of a pro player, I suggest watching this little video put together by Terry Miller with DGA sponsored pro John Baldwin:
Even more info can be found over at the DGA website.
The venture started the other night while chatting with a disc golf buddy on Facebook. He asked me how far I was from Glenview, Illinois. I told him about 30 to 45 minutes. He gave me a link to craigslist with a basket for sale. The listing said the basket was from Gilson Park in Wilmette, IL. I messaged another disc golfer who had some history of the course. After some research it’s believed that Wilmette had the first disc catching baskets in the state of Illinois.