The Latitude 64 Diamond just might be the BEST disc golf driver for beginners. This disc has just the right speed, turn, and glide to maximize distance for weaker throwers. It’s also available in very light weights, which helps newer disc golfers overcome limited distance from low speed fade. Not only is the Diamond a great disc for beginners, but it comes in the very durable Opto Line plastic. This disc will endure punishment and maintain its flight characteristics for years. If you’re new to disc golf and want to excel, buy the Diamond today! Many disc golfers use their Diamond for more than approach or fairway drives, but also for the their drives straight off the tee. That is because the rim size allows for a perfect grip to throw it with power.

"This is a disc that just about anybody can roll," says Dave Dunipace, founder of Innova. The Rollo was made for rolling, but it can also be useful for turnover shots through tight wooded fairways. This disc will be a true beginner's disc, very resistant to fading out to the left for a right-handed backhand throw. It has a ton of turn and plenty of glide. The unique understable flight of the Rollo has made it a fan favorite for unique shot shapes and varieties.

The Axiom Virus is an understable distance driver. This is the least stable of the 9 speed drivers in both the Axiom and MVP lines. The Virus is described as a "worn in MVP Impulse." 

This driver will provide good distance for disc golfers with low to average arm speed. Power throwers will find the Virus useful for tailwind throws, rollers, and long turnover shots.

The Pterodactyl is a manageable driver for young disc golfers. The rim isn't too wide, thus a high-speed release is not necessary. However, it still lands in the "distance driver" category and provides a great gateway to longer, more impressive throws down the fairway. Like other Dino Discs, it is lightweight, floats in water, and is aimed at young players or those players without a lot of arm speed.

NOTE: The Pterodactyl is made with the mold for the ABC Secret Weapon.

The Paradox is an understable disc that wants to turn. This is among some of the most understable midranges on the market and a disc that can fly on some very unique lines. For the advanced player, the Paradox will make a great disc for utility shots like rollers, flip-ups, or massive anhyzers. For the beginner, this makes for a great first disc that flies straight, hyzer-flips, or acts as a teaching disc.

The Stegosaurus is the quintessential mid-range driver designed for some turn with a little bit of end-fade. Of course, in a lighter weight, it is more understable than the flight numbers might suggest. But for kids, this mid will do the trick in fading to the basket for a short putt. It has a somewhat deeper rim for more of a "frisbee" feel for new players.

NOTE: The Stegosaurus is molded from the ABC Mission.

The Tiyanak is an ultra-understable fairway driver designed for the slowest arm speeds. This driver is designed for disc golfers who have a maximum throwing distance of less than 200 feet. New players will find the Tiyanak is one of the easiest drivers to throw because of its high speed turn and resistance to early fade. Young players will also be able to handle this disc with surprising ease. Divergent Discs wanted a disc that anybody could feel comfortable throwing in their very first rounds. More experienced players can find use for the Tiyanak in the understable utility slot of their bag.

The Brachiosaurus is an understable midrange disc, which makes it the ideal beginner disc. As a very lightweight disc, it is even more perfect for the complete novice or child disc golfer. The rim also has a low profile to comfortably fit smaller hands. This is an easy choice for your youngster to give disc golf a try.

NOTE: The Brachiosaurus is molded from the ABC Flying Squirrel.

The Orbital is the most understable of the 21.5mm MVP distance driver class. The Orbital has been described as a more understable Wave or a faster Impulse. Disc golfers with modest driving power will be able to maximize distance potential with this disc. Experienced golfers will be able to use the Orbital for a variety of different throws including rollers, sky turning, and low-ceiling finesse shots.

The Innova Archangel is one of the best discs for newer disc golfers who have trouble controlling fade on their drives. This disc has a good amount of high-speed turn, excellent glide, and limited fade to help young players achieve maximum distance. The Archangel is available in the inexpensive DX plastic and is available in weights from 150 to 175 grams. The highly understable flight characteristics help make this disc a good one for roller shots.

The Discmania Function is an easy-to-throw fairway driver offering the most understable flight path of any Discmania disc produced to date. Players who appreciate the performance of the Essence but desire a disc with even more flip will quickly fall in love with the Function. This driver is engineered for players with lower arm speeds, beginners, amateurs, and anyone who enjoys the flight of an understable fairway driver that executes turning shots quickly and effortlessly.

The Discraft Sol is a 2018 Ace Race Disc. This thin rim, low profile midrange is perfect for touch approach shots.

The Sol is a great disc for players of all skill level, allowing them to shape shots, weave through trees, and hit those difficult lines.

The Innova Dragon is a great stable driver that floats in water. It is in that speed range where it can be classified as either a fairway or distance driver. The Dragon is made of a unique floating blend of DX plastic that wears quickly. This golf disc has a substantial degree of turn (-2), and makes a good forehand roller. It also has a significant amount of fade providing an overall stable flight path. The unique thing about the Dragon is its ability to float in water. Floating discs are fun for playing rounds at the lake, and for those extra wet courses. Every serious disc golfer ought to own at least one floating disc.The Dragon is thicker than most drivers (1.9cm height) but has an average rim depth. The less dense plastic is a bit thicker than other plastic molds.

The F9, proudly presented by Prodigy Disc, stands as their most understable fairway driver.

Deliberately crafted to cater to beginners or players with lower arm speed, the F9 excels in executing hyzerflip shots or displaying minimal low-speed fade. It also serves as an excellent disc for those venturing into the art of throwing rollers.

The F9 boasts a narrower rim width, allowing players with smaller hands to achieve a more secure grip. For aspiring disc golfers, including children and beginners, the F9 transforms into a maximum distance driver that effortlessly produces an impressive full-flex S-curve flight at lower speeds. Furthermore, seasoned players can utilize the F9 for low-effort turnover shots, effortlessly bending the disc around corners and obstacles.

The Leviathan is an easy-to-throw midrange disc that works perfectly for new players as a go-to option for minimal fade. It is a very understable, slow-speed disc which means that it is very fade-resistant. If a new disc golfer wants only one disc to get them started, the Leviathan is a great choice. This is one of the best disc golf discs for beginners. 

The Basilisk, by Divergent Discs, is designed to be the first distance driver for beginners. This has an understable release that gently fades back at the end of its flight and is designed for players with a max distance of 200 feet looking to get more.

The Basilisk has a domed profile and flies with exceptional glide. It's a fun, wide-rimmed driver option that doesn't take a high-speed arm to achieve great distance results. Add some extra feet to your driving game with the Basilisk.

The Sail is an understable distance driver from DGA, meant to provide a wide range of players a disc with a wide array of possible uses. With a high glide rating, this driver will allow new players to increase their driving distance, as the Sail will remain aloft with lower speed drives. This disc is great for shots meant to end without fading back.

The Discraft Archer is an understable midrange disc released during the 2016 Ace race. This is an excellent touch disc that with a very straight flight path with a hyzer flip. The Archer is a great all purpose disc for beginners that glides very well. It has a shallower hand feel with a microbead that smaller hands will love - perfect for women and younger players.

The Kon Tiki is a midrange approach disc designed for straight-to-understable touch shots, approaching the basket, or weaving through tight fairways. It can be easily used to hold anhyzer flights as an option for players who don't feel comfortable with their forehand game. It has a low profile with a small rim depth and a small bead. The dimensions and flight characteristics of the Kon Tiki make it a great choice for beginners and players with slow arm speeds, or as a go-to midrange for finesse shots.

The Tyrannosaurus Rex was the king of the carnivorous dinosaurs, so it is only fitting that the disc should be the fastest in the Dino Discs line-up. This is a maximum distance driver with a wide rim. So, even though it is very lightweight, it might be more difficult for very small children to get it up to speed. But once a player gets their technique figured out and they want to try to let loose a long-bomb drive at maximum speed, this is the disc to unleash!

NOTE: The Tyrannosaurus Rex is made with the mold for the ABC Bee Line.