Westside Golf Discs
NEWS
1 Mar 2010 Westside Northman Released Today
The Northman is released and available in most countries starting from today, 1 March 2010.
WESTSIDE STORY
Westside Golf Discs is the third company ever to produce frisbee golf discs in Europe. Our production takes place in co-operation with Europes biggest, the Swedish Latitude, because of their five year experience in operating frisbee machines. Westside Golf Discs is an all new company compared to old Westsidediscs, which started as importing company for U.S. frisbees in Finland on 1 May 2004. Most of the old Westsidediscs business is merged with a bigger outdoor company on December 2009, so we can focus on our own product development, to foreign export and to Latitude's representation in Finland
The first Westside product is a stable driver called Westside Northman and will be released on 1 March 2010. Our products have unique hotstamps from Finland's national epic Kalevala from the north European iron age. But the Westside Golf Disc products are not meant just for collectors. The quality of the Westside products is so high that we expect a large number of pro players with PDGA rating of 1000 and above to start using our discs in tournaments. In addition to sponsoring pro players and tournaments, Westside Golf Discs is also committed to support the expanding novice player population.
WHAT ARE WE INTERESTED IN TO SPONSOR ?
Westside Golf Discs aim is to develop the sport/hobby of disc golf through
- Producing and distributing high-quality equipment
- Getting mass market publicity
- Presenting the sport/hobby to key persons
- Sponsoring major tournaments
- Sponsoring talented individual players
MORE ABOUT TOURNAMENT SPONSORSHIP
After the start of our own manufacturing, Westside Golf Discs has been or will be the main equipment sponsor in following major tournaments:
PDGA Eurotour Copenhagen Open 24 - 25 April 2010, Copenhagen, Denmark.
PDGA Eurotour Tali Open 22 - 23 August 2009, Helsinki, Finland. In the picture: Tali Open 2009 winner Ville Piippo from Finland.