Grassland Discs

Headquartered in the heart of Treaty 6 Territory and the Homeland of the Métis in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Grassland Discs is committed to crafting top-tier discs capable of withstanding diverse environmental conditions. Our focus on meticulous design and manufacturing standards guarantees consistency throughout our product line. We also aspire to play a part in supporting education on, and preservation of, the prairie landscape that is deeply ingrained in our company's roots and founders' heritage. What is Grassland Discs? We are Steven Matschke and Thilina Bandara, two local players with an interest in growing and evolving the game of disc golf. Our vision is to provide a strong competitive local brand that will use cutting edge technology, be design and quality focused, draw on community collaboration, and aspire for an environmental and sustainability ethos to give back to our communities, parks, and grasslands.

— Grassland Discs, in their own words

The Flip & Fade perspective

Grassland Discs designs and manufactures discs in Canada utilizing modern 3D printing (Fused Deposition Modeling) technology. With a commitment to precision, sustainability, and innovation, Grassland strives for exceptional consistency from disc to disc, doing away with the common differences between plastic runs of injection molded discs. Because they use TPU plastic instead of the more common PLA plastic for printing, their discs are slightly flexible just like other brands’ discs, instead of hard and brittle like most 3D-printed items. The company was started by two Canadian-born disc golfers Steve Matschke and Thilina Bandara.