The wait is over — Discraft’s 2025 Tour Series is here, and this year we’re bringing back a plastic blend that’s been requested time and time again. For the first time since 2020, we’re proud to announce the return of Z Swirl plastic—a mesmerizing, grippy blend known for its eye-popping swirls, consistent durability, and trusted flight.
Whether you're collecting or throwing, this run is built to impress. Each disc in the 2025 Tour Series supports our elite Team Discraft athletes.
"Discover the Buzzz, a midrange that stands out for its straight flight and slight end fade. It's a disc that beginners find friendly and experienced players deem essential. The Buzzz offers an impressive grip and comes in a variety of plastics, ensuring you'll find one that fits your style. The Buzzz is one of the most popular molds in the world and flies true to the angle thrown. Its consistent performance and versatility make it a favorite among professionals and amateurs alike. Experience the difference a Buzzz can make in your game today. This 2025 Tour Series run in Z Swirl plastic comes with this Chris Dickerson edition stamp and showcases Chris as a member of Discraft's Elite Team."
Chris Dickerson brings consistency to the center of the fairway with his 2025 Buzzz. As one of the most popular midranges in the game, the Buzzz delivers point-and-shoot accuracy with buttery-smooth fade.
Z Swirl Plastic
Z Swirl plastic from Discraft is a type of disc golf plastic that has swirl effects and a translucent color. It is similar to the regular Z plastic, but with more grip and flexibility. Z Swirl plastic is durable, overstable, and suitable for different weather conditions. It is also the choice of many Discraft pros, who have their own signature discs in this plastic.
- Swirl Effects
- Maximum Durability
- Translucent Color
Discraft
We were captivated by the flying disc craze of the 1970's. To interact with a spinning disc and watch it fly is truly a beautiful thing. Our frustration at the time was over the quality of the discs that were available; flight patterns were inconsistent, distance potential was low, and the quality in general was poor. Those discs were manufactured to be toys, and we wanted high performance sports equipment to keep up with the increasing skills of the players. In 1978 we launched Discraft to serve disc sports athletes.
