August 5 is National Disc Golf Day.
While cool, this isn’t that big of a deal.
Remember: These national holidays also exist in The States …
- No Bra Day
- Cheesy Socks Day
- Rubber Eraser Day
- Middle-Name Pride Day
- Appreciate a Dragon Day
* Note: For a lengthy, year-long look at this American madness, click here.
So again, having a holiday isn’t impressive.
And given how much you already disc golf, celebrating isn’t all that special, either.
However, what DOES make the holiday at least somewhat significant are the deals retailers will frequently offer disc golfers to drum-up some extra cash. In this case, it’s not even a retailer, but a disc manufacturer – Dynamic Discs. Or, to be more specific, the entire Trilogy lineup:
From now until Sunday, August 6, on the Dynamic Discs website, all Trilogy starter sets are 20% off. As a mega-fan of disc deals, here’s my favorite part: It’s not hard to claim the discount.
You don’t need a coupon code. You don’t need to be a member of anything. You don’t need to follow anybody on social media. You don’t need to opt into any annoying email lists. You don’t have to answer a series of riddles for some sketchy dude wearing a trenchcoat in a back alley
All you need to do is click on this link.
It’ll take you straight to the Dynamic Discs store. More specifically, it’ll take you to the webpage dedicated to starter sets. There, you’ll find tons of unique starter sets across the Trilogy lineup:
- Box sets.
- Misprints.
- Discs with backpacks.
- Discs with over-the-shoulder bags.
Nothing is expensive.
Which makes sense …
Because you know who National Disc Golf Day is really for?
Disc-curious people who don’t already disc golf three times a week. Be it for a friend or family member, to truly honor National Disc Golf Day, give the gift that keeps on giving …
A lifelong, bank account-draining addiction to disc golf.
Enjoy your starter set.
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