Generic DISGO Glow-in-the-Dark Disc Golf Set | Putter, Midrange & Driver (170–178g) | PDGA Approved

Light up your night rounds with the DISGO Glow-in-the-Dark Disc Golf Set

This complete glow-in-the-dark trio is designed for outdoor play after dusk. Crafted from premium glow-in-the-dark max grip plastic, each disc balances feel and durability for both beginners and intermediate players. Weighing in the 170–178 gram range, the GP1 putter, GM1 midrange, and GF1 driver offer a versatile mix of straight putts, controlled approaches, and reliable distance, all while maintaining high visibility when lights are low.

Whether you are practicing in a park after sunset or joining a glow round with friends, this set is built to be approachable yet capable. The discs are PDGA approved, giving you flight characteristics you can rely on for training and friendly competition alike. The weight range helps with predictable stability across different throwing styles, while the glow feature makes tracking the disc easier in low light conditions.

What’s included and how it feels

• GP1 straight-flying putter (~174 g) ideal for precise putting and controlled approaches toward the basket.
• GM1 stable midrange (~176 g) with generous glide and very little lateral drift when played after dark.
• GF1 fairway driver (~176 g) designed to push distance while preserving accuracy for night rounds.

Glow technology and practical use

• Charge with a UV flashlight to activate a bright glow that lasts longer than a standard beam.
• Glow discs help you spot flight paths and landings more easily during dusk or after sunset.

Flight characteristics and real-world scenarios

• GP1 flight numbers 2/3/0/1 offer a straight putt and predictable behavior on short to mid range shots.
• GM1 with flight numbers 5/4/0/3 provides smooth glide and stable midrange performance.
• GF1 shows a balanced 7/7/-1/1 profile that supports longer throws with controlled stability in low light.

Who is this set for?

This glow-in-the-dark trio is well suited for new players moving up to intermediate levels, as well as casual night rounds with friends, practice sessions in low light, or club nights. The PDGA approval adds a layer of assurance for those who want standard flight behavior while enjoying illuminated play.