Disc Golf Daily: Discineer, an Engineering Journey

keywordsDisc Golf, Discineer, Innovation, Products, Mark, Engineering, Community, COVID Boom, Disc Golf Accessories

 

summaryIn this episode of Disc Golf Daily, host DG Daily interviews Mark, the owner of Discineer, who shares his journey in disc golf, the inspiration behind his innovative products, and the growth of his company. Mark discusses his early experiences with disc golf, the development of his first product, the Run Maker, and the retractable towel, both designed to enhance the disc golf experience. He also hints at future innovations and acknowledges the support from his community and friends in the disc golf world.

takeaways

• Mark started playing disc golf in high school and fell in love with the sport.
• He worked at Disc Craft during a summer, which deepened his connection to disc golf.
• COVID reignited Mark's passion for disc golf, leading to the creation of Discineer.
• Discineer combines Mark's engineering background with his love for disc golf.
• The Run Maker helps players gauge their distance from the basket effectively.
• Mark's products aim to solve common problems faced by disc golfers.
• The retractable towel is designed to prevent loss and keep towels clean.
• Mark is continuously innovating and has a pin board full of ideas.
• Community support has been crucial for the growth of Discineer.
• Mark emphasizes the importance of growth and evolution in product development.

Chapters

00:00Mark's Personal Journey in Disc Golf

03:26Introducing Disconeer and the Run Maker Mini Marker

08:09The Retractable Towel: Convenience on the Course

11:31Future Innovations: What's Next for Disconeer

16:50YouTube Outro (2).mp4

 

We are the podcast that covers disc golf news and growth in about ten minutes. And on the weekends, we cover the future of our sport with interviews with movers and shakers as well as the history of our sport as we recap the formation of the Disc Golf Pro Tour with the people that made it happen.

 

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