“NSH Custom Discs made it into a museum! Good job ‘breaking the mold,’ NSH, and for continuing to persevere through the landscape of being first.”
— Tabitha Jimenez, Facebook Post
When you’re building something new, strange, or weirdly wonderful, not everyone gets it at first.
But sometimes, the strange things make history.
NSH Custom Discs is officially part of the Flying Disc Museum, featured in the PDGA Test Disc Archive—a growing time capsule of groundbreaking designs that shaped disc golf’s evolution. One of our 3D-printed discs now lives there, honored as a true mold-breaker.
And honestly? That feels bigger than we can explain.
From day one, we’ve taken a different approach.
3D printing? Weird.
Overstable UFOs? Super weird.
PDGA-approved? Now that’s wild.
NSH discs aren’t just functional—they’re expressive, experimental, and made to challenge what’s possible. This museum milestone validates that vision. We’re proud to stand beside pioneers and tinkerers from across the sport.
It’s not just about a display case.
It’s about proving that there’s room in disc golf for innovation—beyond traditional plastics, mainstream molds, or expected aesthetics. It’s about showing up with something new and saying, “Try it anyway.”
It’s about being first, even when it’s uncomfortable.
To every single player who threw our first discs…
To everyone who gave us a shot (literally and figuratively)…
To those who said, “this thing flies like nothing else”…
To Jason, for not giving up when “different” meant “dismissed”…
This is your milestone, too.
And we’re just getting started.
👉 See the disc that made history at the Flying Disc Museum.
👉 Explore our full Inverted Series and join the legacy.
