The First Disc You Owned?

[DiscGolfDan1]

What was the first disc you owned? Where did you get it?
The first disc I owned was one I bought from my brother. It was a MR Vector i bought it from him for three dollars it was also his first disc. What was your?

 

[SpikeHyzer]

I bought two disc's to get started. A 172g S-Sabre and a 172g G9i Wizard. I still have both of them too. I finally retired them to the wall after 8 years of play.

 

[Frank Delicious]

The first disc I owned was a 10x kc pro cheetah of unknown weight.

I think.

 

[gretagun]

Polaris LS, MRV, and Omega SS were my first discs.

 

[cjskier]

I bought a Red DX TeeBird at the gas station near to course I first played. I still have that disc, but it been beat to hell. Its a wall hanger now, probably has over 10,000 throws on it. It was my only disc for about a year or two back in 2003. I cant believe how long I went without a putter, or really understanding the game for that matter.

Funny to see my phone number of where I grew up as a kid.

 

[mzuleger]

#2 Drvier from PIAS... got it about 13 years ago and still have it.

 

[jgillia]

My first discs were a CE Valk, CE FB, CE Eagle and CE Leo all max weight and bought at the same time from a local disc monger that used to be set up at hole 1 of my home course. He sold each one to me for $12 each brand new, oh how the times have changed.

 

[Jaysus]

dx Roc - it is all beat to hell now... and still in my bag!

 

[Eric O]

I don't remember, but the first discs I do remember owning are a shark and P&A. My brother got me the Shark and got me playing. Once I knew for sure I liked it I picked up the putter. I think that at the time the fastest disc on the market was a Cheetah or Gazelle so the natural progression was to get a putter to improve my short game since the disc speed wars hadn't begun.

Maybe that explains why I've never been caught up in throwing the fastest thing out there.

 

[Trey1331]

Champ Coyote, next disc I ever bought was an 11x Roc... I had no clue what it was but everyone told me it would make me really good.

 

[uNicedmeMan1]

I'm pretty sure mine was a dx beast followed promptly by a dx shark and aviar.

 

[mattw]

DX Jaguar. Sometimes I wish I still had one in the bag.

 

[ForeverBlue232]

The first three I bought just under a year ago were a Pro Wraith, a DX Cobra, and sn Omega SS.

 

[awspence]

Max weight champ Coyote

 

[peppermack]

DX 170g, red stingray. Man I sucked when I first started.

 

[love2dg]

Dye Champ Orc, DX Leopard, and Aviar P&A all were my first from Dicks. Yes, I got ripped off

 

[Mixed Bag Madness1]

I purchased 2 DX Teebirds and 2 DX Aviar P n A almost 4 years ago from MC Sports in Champaign, IL. One set for me and one set for my girlfriend. I still have the girlfriend but not the discs. I recently came full circle and started throwing Teebirds again. Still one of the best discs ever made IMO.

 

[cali]

I had a bunch to start out with since a buddy of mine would fish discs out of a pond and give them away on the regular.

First few discs I owned that I actually used:

Main Driver: DX Banshee
Fairway Driver: DX Viper
Midrange: Pro-D Drone
Midrange: Aurora MS
Putter: DX Shark (lol??)

I still have all of them except for the Shark which I gave away.

The disc that really changed disc golf for me though was also given to me, my buddy gave me a 167 Star Wraith one day on the tee of hole 18 at Belmont park. I ripped it and parked it, he told me I could keep it. 1 year later I got my first ace on that disc and was hooked. Started playing every single day and doing everything I could to progress. I still have that same Wraith in my bag.

I really just wish I had gotten more into it back when I first started playing at 16. I look at how much I've progressed over the past 2 years and how much a difference 8 years would have made instead of 2.

 

[DigIt]

All Champ
Valk
Coyote
Aviar

Lost the Valk at Westy.
Still have the Coyote
Sent the Aviar to some poor guy that lost his bag a year or so ago on here.

 

[kaht]

Tie dyed 171g pro valkyrie.

Ended up in my parents' pond.