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Groove Champion

The Champion Groove is the second golf disc to earn a speed rating of 13 from Innova, making it one of the fastest discs on the market as of February 2009. This innovative driver features a Monarch-like groove in the underside of the rim, which allows it to be produced in lighter weights than other wide-rim drivers, like the Boss. The Groove Champion offers high-speed long and straight flights, and can be thrown backhand or side-arm. What can we say? This disc is "Groovy baby - Yeah!".

Features:

Innova Champion Plastic

Speed: 13

Glide: 6

High Speed Turn: -2

Low Speed Turn: +2

Available in weights from 165 - 175g

Details:

Shipping Weight
12.00 lbs

Plastic:
Champion

Stability Rating:
+1.0

Beginner Friendly:
No

Floats in Water:
No

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MSRP:	$16.99
$12.99

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Disc Golf (also known as "Frisbee Golf" and "Folf" or "Frolf" and even "Disk Golf") is played much like traditional golf. Players throw flying discs (golf discs or Frisbees®) from a tee area toward a Disc Golf Basket or Target. The object: complete the hole by putting your golf disc in the basket in the fewest number of throws. Formalized in the 1970s, disc golf is governed by the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA). There are more than 1,750 disc golf courses worldwide, with over 1,400 in the USA.