Starting A Disc Golf Company 

I found a hooligan disc on the bottom of my local lake looking for my own disc. Haven’t throw it but excited to get back out and see what it’s about.

I needed this. I just started my journey into becoming a vendor and I was wondering if this is something I can actually do. This video give me a lot of hope for the future of my business. Thank you.

Keep it up Garett!

Awesome story! Its really cool getting to know where you and the company came from. This video was very smart, allowing people to build a persoanl connection will definetley build brand loyalty. Im really looking forward to what you have coming next! See you at the next flex start. Good luck in your venture.

wow ... i remember when i stopped by your place and we had a good conversation about this. What an great video brotha keep it going!

So happy to see this progress!

I'm fascinated, but confused. Lone Star makes discs for you that are Hooligan brand? Why are they ok with helping you build a competing brand? What if Hooligan becomes bigger than Lone Star? Are they Lone Star molds or separate molds? If separate, who designed them, and how was that design process funded? I have sooo many questions. Hope you have time to respond; you seem like a busy guy with three jobs and a young family. Thanks!

I found a drew Gibson stamped Yeet in a creek and now it’s my favorite driver and I’m hoping to get more hooligan stuff

what's your value proposition? why should I buy your brand instead of any other brand? You don't have art on your stamps. you're not a physicist who has worked out some new disc design or proprietary plastic blend. What's your actual selling point? I don't mean to be mean here. I work in the internet startup space and this is what I'd ask any startup. Where's the magic? If you want your business to be successful, come up with an extremely convincing answer to that question. You're selling Lone Star discs (which are not good) with a different generic stamp on them? Lone Star has ugly, generic designs, so if you put a cool design on them that might be a business. But you're putting a generic design on someone else's low quality mold. I don't get it. I love startups and want you to build an original business here. Tell me a story of your brand. I wish you the best of luck, but what you've built so far is lame. At the very least, hire a graphic designer to do a cool stamp for you.