AGL Discs

The AGL Discs Cedar is an overstable distance driver which came onto the scene in March of 2020. The Cedar was molded to replace our very first disc, the now out of production Cypress distance driver. The Cedar is perfect for forehands or for really cranking on your shot with a big anhyzer because it can handle big arm speed, or headwinds. With flight numbers which rate at 11/5/0/3 this disc is long, but predictable. The Cedar is the flagship driver in the AGL lineup, but it is one that can be relied upon. Those who remember the Cypress will find that the Cedar fits nicely into the hole left in the bag when the Cypress went out of production. Take your distance game Above Ground Level and bag your Cedar today.

The AGL Elm is a reliable fairway driver with a strong, overstable finish. With flight numbers of 9/4/0/3, it offers a controlled flight that holds its line before finishing with a solid dump as it slows down. It's a dependable option for both backhand and forehand throws and handles wind with ease. The Elm gives players a fairway they can trust to push forward before finishing hard and on-target.

The AGL Discs Locust, the newest fairway to our lineup, is a 9-Speed but is also an undercover distance driver. The Locust is quickly becoming one of AGL's best selling discs of all time. We are truly amazed at how FAR this disc flies, and it has been called the farthest flying disc in our lineup. This disc sports flight numbers of 9/4/-1/3 which makes this disc a very versatile fairway driver. The 4 Glide and -1 Turn mean this disc can stand up to some headwinds and still fly true. The Locust also provides that consistent and predictable left to right finish that can make all the difference when lining up a long drive. Whether you are looking for that perfectly placed drive, or just need more confidence in your throw; the Locust will be sure to take your distance game Above Ground Level.

The AGL Sequoia is a long-distance driver built for controlled power and reliable fade. It holds up to strong throws without turning too much and finishes with a consistent, confident fade. The flight is steady and predictable, which makes it easy to reach for in a wide range of conditions.

A stable fairway driver with a smooth, controlled flight. Reliable in wind and ideal for straight drives with a soft fade at the finish.

The AGL Discs Baobab is an extremely overstable putt and approach disc golf disc. The Baobab sports a unique flight. This disc does not like to fly and when it does, it likes to fade hard. It has quickly become a favorite among those who have thrown it. The Boabab features a top bead and flat top making it comfortable to throw both backhand and forehand further increasing its versatility. This disc becomes a freight train of a forehand roller disc, hence earning the title the "Bao-Bowler"! Whether you need a long putt to fall quickly to avoid trouble, need a tight s-curve flight, or just need a disc to dump hard the Baobab will take your approach game Above Ground Level.

The AGL Discs Beech is an overstable midrange disc with a double bead on it. It's also got a very unique angle from the flight plate down to the edge of the disc, giving you amazing grip when throwing it both forehand and backhand. With the flight numbers of 5/2/0/3 the Beech can definitely handle the power on those flex forehand shots, while still being a reliable overstable backhand mid. Some have called the Beech "the distance Bab". Although it doesn't have as much glide as our other mid-range, it can if one is found with a little dome. Most of the Woodland models came out pretty flat, while the Alpine can have a little dome to them. We are very excited to bring to market a new mold that can be a great compliment to our current lineup. Enjoy that Beech life at AGL Discs!

An understable midrange with exceptional glide and easy turn. Ideal for anhyzer lines, hyzer-flips, and players with moderate arm speed looking for distance.

A neutral-to-overstable midrange with consistent, reliable flight. Holds the line on straight shots and finishes with a predictable fade.

The AGL Discs Woodland Maple is an overstable approach disc built for control and consistency. With flight numbers of 4/2/0/2, it resists torque and maintains stability on both backhand and forehand throws. The Maple delivers a dependable fade and feels solid in the hand, making it a trusted option for upshots and short drives at any arm speed.

A slightly understable midrange that delivers glide and a gentle turn. Versatile enough for wooded fairways and touch shots requiring accuracy.

The Acacia from Above Ground Level seems to be a new putter from Above Ground Level. They are making some unique discs, especially putters, with amazing plastic blends. Look forward to this one. It was approved on July 24th, 2023.

The AGL Koa is a dependable putter designed for both throwing and putting. It offers a clean, straight flight with just enough stability to handle power without drifting off line. The shape is comfortable in the hand with a feel that works well for both spin and push styles. It holds the line you put it on and finishes with control, making it a solid choice for putts, approaches, and short drives.

The AGL Discs Madrone is a straight flying, neutral to slightly stable, putt and approach disc golf disc with a micro-bead and a shallow thumb track. These features make this disc comfortable in the hand and give it a smooth flight with a subtle right to left finish for right handed throwers. Sporting flight numbers of 3/3/0/1 this putter has become a staple in people's bags. This disc is torque resistant and can really handle full power off the tee for those shots where you NEED a putter, off the tee. Whether shooting approach shots or sinking those important putts the Madrone will give you the confidence you need to perform Above Ground Level.

The AGL Discs Manzanita is a stable to slightly over-stable putt and approach disc with a beadless rim, featuring a shallow thumb track. The Manzanita is a go to disc for some headwind putts, for hitting those tight forehand approach shots, and for those backhand shots which require a predictable fade. Featuring flight numbers of 3/3/0/2 the Manzanita is very torque resistant, and we would say "the most stable of the AGL putters". Need a long C2 putt? Maybe a long hyzer shot into a protected pin? Do you have a tricky long headwind putt? Just reach for the Manzanita and take your game Above Ground Level.

The AGL Discs Ponderosa is an understable, GLIDEY putter. The Ponderosa is perfect for beginners and veterans alike, as it really does take a lot of the work out of putting. The flight numbers which ring in at 3/4/-2/0 mean that this disc pops up and flies straight and long for slower arms, and it provides long arcing turn over shots for those with a bit more power. The glide on this disc is CRAZY and means that the ponderosa is also a great circle 2 putter. The Ponderosa is the least stable of the AGL putters with the others in the lineup each adding an additional level of fade. Whether you are new to the game or looking to add a new dimension to your short game, the Ponderosa will take your putts Above Ground Level.