RPM Discs: Brand of the Week at Discount Disc Golf
Tired of throwing the same boring plastic as everyone else at league night? RPM Discs are here to spice up your bag with some Kiwi magic. They’re unique, they feel amazing, and yes—we’ve also got a mountain of surplus and factory seconds you can snag for dirt cheap. So, if you want world-class discs without paying world-class prices, welcome to Discount Disc Golf. You’re in the right place.
RPM is our brand of the week, and if you haven’t tossed one yet, it’s time to give your bag a passport stamp. RPM hails from New Zealand—the only disc manufacturer in the Southern Hemisphere—so their plastic already has bragging rights. The blends have that “real” feel in the hand, the kind you notice on the first grip and remember after the first park job.
Culture Meets Plastic
Every RPM mold carries Māori-inspired artwork and names with real meaning. These aren’t random syllables; you’re putting a piece of Aotearoa into flight. Your bag just got more interesting without you having to grow a mustache and start drinking artisanal espresso.
New Zealand: Your Winter Disc Golf Getaway
While the Northern Hemisphere is scraping frost off windshields, RPM is busy turning New Zealand into a disc golf magnet. They back major events like the NZDG North Island Champs and keep building reasons to book a mid-winter flight south. Picture January field work…in sunshine. Your putt might still miss, but at least your fingers can feel the chains.
Simon Feasey: The Engine Behind RPM
Owner Simon Feasey isn’t just pushing plastic—he’s competing at a world-class level, recently taking 2nd in the 55+ division at Worlds. He’s also collaborated with names like Drew Gibson and Eric Oakley, which tells you RPM isn’t just a hometown hero; the brand travels.
The Discs You’ve Got to Try
- Piwakawaka (Midrange): A laser-straight line holder for tight fairways. If you miss, that’s on you.
- Pekapeka (Fairway Driver): Flippy, sneaky, and named after a bat—made for turnovers and rollers you’ll pretend were always the plan.
- Kotuku (Midrange): Smooth glide and point-and-shoot precision. Approach yoga.
- Tui (Putter): Straight-flying and trustworthy. The dependable sidekick every bag needs.
- Takapu (Putter): The owner says it like “Take a Poo.” Immature? Maybe. Stable? Absolutely. Lines stay put from tee or circle.
- Tara Iti (Distance Driver): High-speed grace with serious carry. Looks good. Flies better.
- Kotare (Distance Driver): Your wind-fighting, hyzer-bomb specialist. Bring the hammer.
- Ruru (Putter): Great hand feel and a confidence flight for clutch putts.
- Kea (Midrange): Versatile, scrappy, and ready for any line—like the cheeky alpine parrot it’s named after.
- Kahu (Distance Driver): Max-distance cannon. If you’re here to throw far, start here.
- Huia (Fairway Driver): A straight-to-fade fairway that keeps you on the fairway—imagine that.
Quick Picks by Category
Best Putters:
Tui,
Takapu,
Ruru
— Shop RPM Putters
Best Midranges:
Piwakawaka,
Kotuku,
Kea
— Shop RPM Midranges
Best Fairway Drivers:
Pekapeka,
Huia,
Kiwi
— Shop RPM Fairway Drivers
Best Distance Drivers:
Tara Iti,
Kotare,
Kahu
— Shop RPM Distance Drivers
Pro Tip: Don’t sleep on our surplus & factory second discs (includes RPM). Same molds, just a little cosmetic “oops” here or there—priced stupid cheap. If you like saving money (and who doesn’t?), load up without making your wallet cry.
The Final Word
RPM isn’t just another logo in your cart. It’s a well-built lineup with cultural depth, serious performance, and a personality that stands out on the tee. We’ve got them at the lowest prices this week—so grab one (or five), then go park the hole that’s been dodging you all year. If nothing else, your bag just got a lot better-looking.
Want to browse everything in one place? Check the full brand page: RPM Discs at Discount Disc Golf.
