School of Disc Golf
Unisex classic tee - The Disc Golf Revolution design in black featuring Benjamin Franklin
Unisex classic tee - The Disc Golf Revolution design in black featuring Benjamin Franklin
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This design features The Disc Golf Revolution artwork in black, with Benjamin Franklin at its center, applied with a high-quality front print.
This unisex classic tee offers a structured fit that holds its shape while remaining comfortable, making it a versatile staple for everyday wear or layered street style. Crafted from 100% cotton (5.0–5.3 oz/yd²), it’s durable, pre-shrunk, and designed to last. Details like a taped neck and shoulders, double-seam construction, and a tear-away tag add both comfort and longevity.
For best care, machine wash cold, inside-out, gentle cycle with mild detergent and similar colors.
This unisex classic tee offers a structured fit that holds its shape while remaining comfortable, making it a versatile staple for everyday wear or layered street style. Crafted from 100% cotton (5.0–5.3 oz/yd²), it’s durable, pre-shrunk, and designed to last. Details like a taped neck and shoulders, double-seam construction, and a tear-away tag add both comfort and longevity.
For best care, machine wash cold, inside-out, gentle cycle with mild detergent and similar colors.
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Use School of Disc Golf's "Three Paths" to find the intersection of performance and fun
Packed with dozens of well-written and easy-to-understand tips and techniques, Three Paths to Better Disc Golf is easily the most impactful instructional disc golf book available today.
In addition to being an accomplished writer, the author has played disc golf for more than 30 years and won multiple Pro tournaments, and runs the successful School of Disc Golf.
Jack "Tupp" Trageser also wrote The Disc Golf Revolution and hosted DiscmastersTV with world champions Nate Doss, Avery Jenkins, and Valarie Jenkins.