Dynamic Discs

In 2017, we sold more Trilogy discs – that’s the affiliated brands of Dynamic Discs, Westside Discs, and Latitude 64 – than any other disc golf company including Innova. Which is remarkable, considering that Dynamic Discs didn’t have its own discs until 2012, and that Latitude 64’s first discs – including the aptly named Primitus – weren’t approved until 2006.

One big reason is Jeremy Rusco and his brother Jamie. Jeremy founded Dynamic Discs and forged a partnership with Latitude 64, a Swedish company that actually produces the discs for all three brands. Although Dynamic Discs core product line remains frisbee golf discs, Trilogy has expanded beyond the usual line of disc golf accessories to embrace new ideas for disc golf branded items.

Dynamic Discs are all named after parts of the judicial and executive branches of government. Some of their most popular molds are the Judge, Truth, Enforcer, Warden, and Felon.

In terms of bag diversity, Trilogy is top dog. Dynamic specifically has an extremely large selection of bags, including everything from drawstring bags to their popular Commander bag that sports a 20-disc main compartment.

Sponsoring major players on the Disc Golf pro circuit is also a big thing Dynamic does. In the beginning of 2022, they signed 2x world champion Ricky Wysocki back to Trilogy. They also sponsor Eric McCabe, Paige Shue, Chris Clemons, Kona Panis, Zach Melton, and many others. The cool thing about players sponsored by any of Trilogy’s companies, is that they are encouraged to throw discs from all three companies.