Disc Golf Signings; Every Big Signing of the 2025 offseason

(last updated Feb. 5)

Keep track of all the major Disc Golf signings here in one place:

Ricky Wysocki Leaves Dynamic Discs, Signs with Discraft (February 5 2025)

In one of the most shocking moves of the offseason, Ricky Wysocki has officially parted ways with Dynamic Discs, terminating his four-year, $4 million contract a year early. While the exact reasons for his departure remain unclear, Wysocki wasted no time securing a new sponsor, signing with Discraft for the 2025 season and beyond.

This move marks a return to Discraft, a company he briefly played for early in his career. Now, as a two-time world champion and one of the sport’s most dominant players, Wysocki joins a stacked Discraft roster that includes Paul McBeth, newly signed Ezra Robinson, and several other elite competitors.

You can read more about this signing here.

Jeremy Koling Joins MVP After Eight Years with Innova (January 15, 2025)

Another veteran making a major sponsorship switch is Jeremy “Big Jerm” Koling. After spending the last eight years with Innova, Koling has signed a four-year deal with MVP Disc Sports.

Known for his dominant forehand, creative shot-making, and presence in disc golf media, Koling will be a key addition to MVP’s growing MPO roster. The company, which gained widespread attention after signing James Conrad in 2021, continues to build its competitive presence with this move.

Koling’s departure from Innova marks the end of an era that included a USDGC title and numerous elite wins. In his farewell statement, he thanked Innova for their years of support and expressed excitement about the opportunities ahead with MVP. To find out more, check out our article.

Ezra Robinson Joins Discraft (January 9, 2025)

Ezra Robinson, younger brother of two-time world champion Isaac Robinson, has made a big career move by signing with Discraft for the 2025 season. After previously representing Prodigy Discs, Ezra is now set to join one of the biggest manufacturers in the sport.

Ezra’s addition to Discraft strengthens an already loaded roster, with big names like Paul McBeth, Paige Pierce, Missy Gannon, Anthony Barela and more. With his powerful forehand and smooth backhand, Ezra is expected to be a strong competitor in 2025.

Following the announcement, Ezra expressed excitement about throwing Discraft’s lineup, emphasizing the company’s history of supporting elite players. With both Robinson brothers leaving Prodigy, this move marks a significant shift in their careers.

Isaac Robinson Signs Multi-Year Deal with Latitude 64 (January 9, 2025)

One of the biggest sponsorship moves of the offseason comes from Isaac Robinson, the back-to-back and reigning PDGA World Champion. After parting ways with Prodigy Discs, Robinson signed a three-year contract with Latitude 64.

His new deal includes a guaranteed annual salary of $175,000, with additional earnings from royalties on signature discs and tour series sales. If those incentives are met, Robinson could earn over $300,000 per year.

Robinson expressed excitement about the move, highlighting Latitude 64’s high-quality plastics and disc consistency as key factors in his decision. As one of the most consistent players on tour, he will now look to defend his world title with an entirely new bag of discs.

Cale Leiviska Joins Discraft's Icon Team (January 8, 2025)

In December, Cale shocked the disc golf world when he announced that he would be leaving Prodigy after 12 years with the manufacturer. But today Discraft announced that they would be reuniting with Cale by having him join their Icon Team.

Leiviska, a seasoned professional with 169 career wins and a peak PDGA rating of 1034, previously represented Discraft from 2006 to 2012, achieving 60 event victories during that period. His return to the Icon Team underscores his enduring influence and commitment to the sport.

Leiviska's rejoining of Discraft's Icon Team highlights his ongoing dedication to advancing disc golf and his influential role within the community.