For a solid throw with a bit of personality to its flight, the Squall by DGA fits the bill. This disc has a smooth flight with a hint of turn and slightly stronger fade before it sits down. The disc has an average to thin sized rim, and has a great feel for making a nice midrange or approach shot.

If you are looking for a point-and-shoot midrange with a clean, smooth feel in your hand, then look no further than the DGA Rift. This is an all-purpose midrange disc that will earn a spot in the bag for players at any level.

The Blowfly 1 takes “super soft” discs to a new level. This disc is not only soft, but flexible and bendable. The Blowfly 1 has a slightly overstable flight to it. This disc travels at slow speeds and stops where it lands without sliding much. If you like soft putters, this is a disc you’ll want in your bag. The Blowfly 1 has an interesting shape that feels very comfortable for a fangrip, but strange for a powergrip. (Who knows why you'd want to power grip a disc like this anyways). The Blowfly 1 and the Blunt Gumbputt have a very similar feel.

The DGA Pipeline is a straight flying, controllable fairway driver. It is used for gliding through tight fairways, backhand or forehand.

The Aftershock is a solid overstable disc in the DGA lineup. While not quite as overstable as the Shockwave, the Aftershock still offers a consistent and predictable fading flight path while also providing more distance. This midrange can handle powerful throws and will keep its line for almost the entire flight path. The disc features a microbead, increasing the stability slightly and offering more durability.

The all new DGA Steady is a superior putt and approach disc that pays homage to "Steady" Ed Headrick, the founder of Disc Golf. Headrick was known as "Steady" because of his steady hand and consistent putting ability. 

This is a beaded putter that has a hyzer finish at slow speeds. It also has a relatively straight flight path when thrown with some power. 

The Undertow is a straight flying distance driver with a similar feel and flight to a Rogue, just a touch slower. This will be a placement and precision driver for advanced and intermediate players, allowing them to pinpoint landing zones and carve tunnels with ease. Beginners will see little turn, if any, and a slow and predictable fade.