Doomsday Discs

The Abomination by Doomsday Discs is a unique disc featuring a variable rim width that transitions from a 7-speed to a 12-speed width. This allows you to select a rim size that feels most comfortable in your grip. The varying rim thickness can affect the disc's spin while in flight, resulting in a distinctive and dynamic flight performance. As the disasterous events of near future cause civilizations to collapse and species to mutate, it is only fitting that the discs of the future should likewise evolve into different shapes and characteristics.

There's not a lot of good ways to describe a disc as massively overstable as the Apocalypse by Doomsday Discs because it reaches new levels of ridiculous. It is an ultra-flat-top, high-speed (wide rim) driver, but with so much fade that it immediately dumps, making it almost a "non-distance" driver. It is 100% a utility driver for when players need a disc to instantly fade, or for overhand throws, or playing into headwinds that are strong enough to blow away small livestock. Watch for this disc to become a conversation piece in videos and reviews, and possibly even a tool for throwing contests throughout the disc golf market.

The Area 51 by Doomsday Discs is a stable approach disc that is easy to control whether throwing backhand or forehand. As part of the Conspiracy Line of discs it attests to the fact that there is a lot we are not meant to know, but with the Area 51, you may discover the secret to a better short distance game. Approved on 8/7/23

The Blackout is a control diver that sheds the heavy weight of oppressive governmental regimes in favor of the survivalist instincts of an apocalyptic future. It is also a straight-to-understable disc golf driver that can be manipulated onto any flight path to accurately place shots along the fairway. It is a favorite for controlled, hyzer-flip drives through narrow fairways that are lined by trees, or narrow streets that are lined by abandoned buildings on dystopian disc golf courses. Whether a seasoned disc golfer or a beginner, the Blackout will become a favorite in your bugout disc bag.

The Bleak, by Doomsday Discs, is a top-notch, high-quality, straight-flying putter that perfectly describes the look of the future. While the future may look bleak, your putting doesn't have to if you use one of the best beadless putters on the market. It feels great, looks great, and flies great, whether putting at the basket or tossing the Bleak across the fairway.

The Bunker Buster is an oversized 7-speed with the same diameter as a Condor or Zephyr and comes in weights ranging from 190-200 Grams. This disc is approved by the PDGA as of 7/31/23. This retooled disc is now more overstable than the prototype. It flies straight with insane glide for most of the flight before presenting a prounced end-fade. It can handle power and is extremely dependable for controlled thows across the fairway.

The Cataclysm, by Doomsday Discs, is inevitable. Something big is coming and there's no stopping it. But in the meantime, this is a slightly overstable driver that can be handled by players at all levels. It has a comfortable rim configuration for easy release and control.

The Doomsday Crisis is an overstable approach disc meant to save you from the next crisis on the course. This disc will always fade, letting you confidently dodge around gnarled trees, play amist the apocalyptic hurricane, and land next to the basket. This disc is similar in hand feel and flight to the Prodigy A2 or Kastaplast Jarn, but comes in Doomsday's flavorful and distinct plastic blends.

The Cyber Putter by Doosmday Discs was designed as a tribute to the Cyber Truck and is just as edgy and ugly. It has a boxy appearance with sharp edges rather than smooth curves. It is stable enough to handle some torque when thrown and works nicely as a beaded putter to finish at the basket. The sharp edges will wear down quickly after colliding with the chains when used in a softer, putter plastic blend like Ration, but the performance will stay solid.

The Depth Charge is an altered version of the original Land Mine, with a narrowed rim to keep it from being too heavy for its size in premium plastic. It has almost identical flight characteristics to the Land Mine, but with even more torque resistance. The Collapse plastic is very flexible and durable, making it useful for sticking where it lands in rugged conditions.

The Desolation, from Doomsday Discs, is an all-purpose, overstable midrange. It has a straight flight that finishes with a moderate, consistent fade. It has smoothed-rim edges and a semi-deep rim to make it very comfortable for throwing and a go-to for seasoned players. It is part of the Catastrophic Line, and made in the USA for high performance that will last to the end of the world (which may come sooner rather than later).

The Despair by Doomsday Discs is an all purpose mid-range, designed for straight flight and shot shaping for short distance accuracy. Life may have its fair share of despair, but your disc golf game doesn't need to with a bag of quality discs like this one.

The Doomsday Discs Famine is now PDGA approved and will spread to the masses as an understable-to-neutral distance driver that can be handled by preppers and survivors alike. Whether you're new to the game, or experienced in life's darkest moments, the Famine is inevitable. Whether flexing to great distances or using it to transition into deeper fairways, this disc will find its way into your bag. This disc is now PDGA approved as of 8/7/23!!

As part of the Doomsday Discs "Conspiracy Line", the Flat Earth is a straight-to-understable midrange. It has a micro-bead on the bottom of the rim and is a great choice for narrow or tunnel fairways.

The Doomsday Discs Frag may be one of the most overstable discs on the market. This may not be the most versatile disc, but the Frag will consistently fade hard, making it the perfect utility disc.

The Gloom is a beadless putter with a slightly understable flight to resist premature fade when putting at the basket. It has a rim that is slightly altered from the popular Bleak putter from Doomsday, with a less rounded shoulder, a slightly shallower feel, and a more convex wing. This disc was PDGA approved on August 28, 2023.

The Ice Age by Doomsday Discs is an overstable control driver that can handle as much power as you want to give it without turning over. It will always finish with a noticeable fade, helpful for navigating around obstacles on the course. It's an excellent disc for forehand throwers with a flat top and deep enough rim to get some good "snap" on the release. The Ice Age returns soon, so be ready with an overstable fairway driver in your bag!

The Land Mine, by Doomsday Discs, is part of the Munitions Line of experimental, unique discs. The Land Mine is an approach putter that has a unique shape with a boxy, blunt leading edge on a thick rim that is wider than most putters. The shape helps to slow down the disc's flight and makes it easy to control with both forehand and backhand throws. This is an ideal approach putter that holds its line and finishes by dropping downward without fading too dramatically. This disc allows you to park it near your desired target without veering off course.

The Doomsday Discs Lockdown is here. No other distance driver understands the restrictive nature of mandos better than the Lockdown. Its straight flight followed by a steady, reasonable fade will help keep you on the fairway, whether you are supposed to be playing outside or not. This disc has a comfortable, shallow rim perfect for forehand or backhand.

The Doomsday Discs Monstrosity is an understable driver with a unique variable rim-width design. Two sides have wide rims and two have narrow rims, giving players different grip options and creating an uneven weight distribution. This affects how the disc spins and flies, making it a fun and unusual option for testing new lines, release angles, or throwing styles. It’s a true experiment in disc design. The Monstrosity IS PDGA Approved.

The Oblivion by Doomsday Discs is a pro-level, 12-speed distance driver designed to handle high-power throws for maximum distance performance. Experienced players should be able to throw this driver for serious gains and still watch it predictably fade into the oblivion.

The Pestilence, by Doomsday Discs, is part of the Catastrophic Line of discs. It is a wide-rim distance driver that is understable enough to be handled by new players. For experienced players, it is an excellent tool for hyzer-flip and long s-curve shots. Reach your maximum potential on long throws without needing maximum arm speed or power. After the world comes crumbling down, you'll be able to use the Pestilence well into the dystopian future.

The Doomsday Discs Plague is a stable distance driver for survivors of the doomsday. It will spread infectiously through ruined civilizations and dystopian landscapes for many decades and centuries to come.

The Proximity Mine is another approach putter in the “Land Mine” family. It’s a large, boxy putter but with a more overstable, angled rim and a thumb track on the top of the flight plate. It is a stable, slow-speed approach disc that is great for short throws where accuracy is important and overthrowing the target is unwanted.

The Psyop is an understable 9-speed, fast enough for positive distance, but slow enough to be easily caught in the psychological operations that sway the masses into compliance. The Psyop can be handled by slower arm speeds as well as by experienced players who need an anhyzer flight path or a flip-up disc in controlled circumstances. Every throw is a test of compliance. Believe what you’re told, or learn what the Psyop can really do.

The Rot by Doomsday Discs is a beaded putter. This disc feels amazing in the hand, with a smooth, rounded rim and a medium, perfect sized bead. This disc is flat topped for a comfortable and consistent delivery. The Rot boasts the perfect stability and glide to be able to be your go-to putting putter. It's also torque-resistant enough to be amazing off the tee.

The Scavenger by Doomsday Discs is an easy-to-throw, understable mid-range with a slightly more shallow profile than the Despair. It's a good choice for players who prefer gripping a low-profile midrange. It was officially approved by the PDGA on 8/7/23.

The Scope is a necessary tool to zoom-in and isolate your target before taking your shot, then release it and watch it hit the mark. This approach midrange from Doomsday Discs has a unique rim configuration that may take you by surprise at first, but after one throw and you'll find that the grip is comfortable, the release predictable, and the flight very accurate with torque resistance to hold the line.

The Solar Death Ray by Doomsday Discs is a one-of-a-kind fairway driver that features flight rings on the top of the flight plate. Those grooves provide an extra grip and unique texture when holding and releasing the disc. It has a neutral flight that will take the path upon which the thrower releases it, providing some understable turn before a nearly equal end-fade. Though the Solar Death Ray will do your bidding on the disc golf course, it may likely signal the destruction of modern civilization as we know it.

In any apocalyptic situation, you can always expect to find some barren Wasteland. That's why it's perfect to have a slightly overstable go-to midrange in your Doomsday Discs lineup. This disc has a shallow profile and a comfortable, smooth rim shape.

The WMD is a "Weapon of Maximum Distance" from Doomsday Discs. It is NOT approved by the PDGA because it is heavier than would be approved for a driver of its size, plus it has a very wide rim to make it even more "high speed". Despite the wide rim and weight, it has an understable turn so that you can hyzer-flip it up and get a giant s-curve for maximum distance. It's a lot of fun to throw and can be used in your recreational rounds. Just don't pull this thing out in a PDGA sanctioned tournament unless you plan on wearing sunglasses and dark clothing as you stealthily tuck it back into your bag before anybody can see what you've unleashed on the course.