If you own only one disc, this is it. The legendary Comet is a super accurate, straight flying approach disc. Holds whatever line you throw it on. The Comet was crucial to Ron Russell’s Pro Worlds victory, and has been called the best golf disc ever.

All I can say is WOW!!! This disc is absolutely amazing, and may be the most underrated disc on the market. I use the Comet for almost every midrange shot that I need from as close as 150 feet to as far as 380 feet. It does everything you could want a disc to do. The Comet will never come out of my bag as long as I am playing this game.
Michael Johansen – Team Discraft

A midrange I can count on. I use it for straight shots as well as turnovers, mostly on wooded courses with tight fairways.
Liz Lopez – Team Discraft

Once you try the Comet you will never take it out of your bag again. I put up any amount of money to bet that no other disc will stay as straight or slightly turned over in slow speeds. And the best part is that you do not have to break it in to make it work. You can use it and rely on it right out of the box.
Chris Max Voigt  – World distance record setter

The Comet is the purest flying golf disc on the market. It’s glide and accuracy are unmatched. It really earns its money when I need a shot to go perfectly straight with no fall off at the end. I cannot say enough good things about this disc. Those that know me know I swear by the Comet.
Jim Davidson – Team Discraft

The Comet is my bread and butter. If I’m in doubt I’ll pull one I’ve thrown a million times, since I trust what it’s going to do in most situations. Trust in your disc means trust in your shot… and usually decent results.
Darren Harper – Team Discraft

This is the easiest, straightest flying control midrange disc ever made. The most common thing I hear after throwing this disc is ‘What was that??!!’ I guess people aren’t used to seeing something go so straight with a slight drift to the right. I also love that I can throw a very controlled shot 200-300 feet from a stand still.
Adam Goodman – Team Discraft