Beginner disc golfers will get the most distance and fun from lower-speed, understable drivers. These discs have thinner rims that are easier to grip and control, helping new players achieve smoother releases and longer, straighter flights without overpowering the disc. A good beginner driver will glide effortlessly, resist early fade, and reward clean form with extra distance. Below are our most recommended beginner drivers for players ready to step up from midranges and experience true distance potential.