One example provides a golf disc retainer for use with a storage container, the golf disc retainer including a body extending longitudinally between opposing first and second ends and laterally between opposing first and second sides, the body comprising an elastic material and including a central base portion extending between the first and second ends, and a pair of opposing side rails extending between the first and second ends along opposing longitudinal sides of the central base portion. Upper surfaces of the central base portion and the pair of opposing side rails together define a wedge-shaped space extending between the first and second ends, the wedge-shaped space to receive golf discs positioned vertically to the upper surfaces and perpendicularly to the opposing side rails with the elastic material of the upper surfaces of the central base portion and the opposing side rails to engage and conform about respective arc segments along a circumferential rim of each golf disc.

One example provides a golf disc retainer for use with a storage container, the golf disc retainer including a body extending longitudinally between opposing first and second ends and laterally between opposing first and second sides, the body comprising an elastic material and including a central base portion extending between the first and second ends, and a pair of opposing side rails extending between the first and second ends along opposing longitudinal sides of the central base portion. Upper surfaces of the central base portion and the pair of opposing side rails together define a wedge-shaped space extending between the first and second ends, the wedge-shaped space to receive golf discs positioned vertically to the upper surfaces and perpendicularly to the opposing side rails with the elastic material of the upper surfaces of the central base portion and the opposing side rails to engage and conform about respective arc segments along a circumferential rim of each golf disc.

A flying disc attachment comprises an upper piece and a lower piece, with a hinge mechanism connecting the upper piece to the lower piece. The hinge mechanism is operable to facilitate movement of the upper piece with respect to the lower piece while biasing the upper piece with respect to the lower piece. One or more weights are attached to at least one of the upper piece and the lower piece, and a grip is coupled to at least one of the upper piece and the lower piece, the grip comprising a slip-resistant material and configured to engage a surface of a flying disc.

A flying disc attachment comprises an upper piece and a lower piece, with a hinge mechanism connecting the upper piece to the lower piece. The hinge mechanism is operable to facilitate movement of the upper piece with respect to the lower piece while biasing the upper piece with respect to the lower piece. One or more weights are attached to at least one of the upper piece and the lower piece, and a grip is coupled to at least one of the upper piece and the lower piece, the grip comprising a slip-resistant material and configured to engage a surface of a flying disc.

A disc golf disc retrieval device that is simple to operate and allows a disc golf disc player or user to conveniently, quickly, and efficiently to engage with and retrieve a disc golf disc in hard to reach or unreachable places that can reduce downtime during a disc golf game, among other uses and advantages. Here, the disc golf disc retrieval device can include a retrieval head, a plurality of flexible post members extending from the retrieval head, wherein each of the flexible post member comprise a suction cup, and wherein the suction cup is configured to enable engagement of a disc golf disc thereto. The device can further include a telescoping pole member and a securement member configured to secure the retrieval head to the telescoping pole member.

A disc golf disc retrieval device that is simple to operate and allows a disc golf disc player or user to conveniently, quickly, and efficiently to engage with and retrieve a disc golf disc in hard to reach or unreachable places that can reduce downtime during a disc golf game, among other uses and advantages. Here, the disc golf disc retrieval device can include a retrieval head, a plurality of flexible post members extending from the retrieval head, wherein each of the flexible post member comprise a suction cup, and wherein the suction cup is configured to enable engagement of a disc golf disc thereto. The device can further include a telescoping pole member and a securement member configured to secure the retrieval head to the telescoping pole member.