What if there was a company that made a disc golf bag that gave back?
I feel like I am not alone in the disc golf community when I say I care about the environment as much as I care about disc golf and the equipment I use for it. What if there was a disc golf bag that was made from recycled materials, and donated money (or back packs) to parks or schools.
If the bag bags were of comparable quality and pricing of standard golf bags I know the disc golf community would stand behind it.
What are your thoughts fellow golfers? Would you ditch you brand name bag for a good cause? Why or why not?
Thank you for your time.
I feel like I am not alone in the disc golf community when I say I care about the environment as much as I care about disc golf and the equipment I use for it. What if there was a disc golf bag that was made from recycled materials, and donated money (or back packs) to parks or schools.
If the bag bags were of comparable quality and pricing of standard golf bags I know the disc golf community would stand behind it.
What are your thoughts fellow golfers? Would you ditch you brand name bag for a good cause? Why or why not?
Thank you for your time.