The 3 EASIEST Ways To Get A Disc Golf Sponsorship!

[@TheWhitebear22]

Your final piece of advice, “Don’t take ‘no’ personally,” is spot on. Most sponsors have many more people applying for a sponsorship than they sponsorships available. To increase your chances, definitely focus on tips 2 and 3. Those provide more value to sponsors than just being good at disc golf. Bonus: Develop honorable character. Sponsors don’t want to be shown in a negative light because a sponsored player is immature.

[@mylesofdiscs]

Nailed it! Thanks for adding to the conversation. It also depends on what your goals are in the sport. If it’s just to get sponsored maybe think why and definitely focus on 2 and 3. If it’s to become a pro, spend as much time as possible on 1 🤣 but also, start working on your brand. It’s so important in this sport. Being marketable is huge!

[@redragon1136]

Love the content dude. Keep up the good work

[@mylesofdiscs]

Thank you! Working on it and progress is happening!

[@mameshibachannel2288]

so true after practice a lot and put video sns i got RPM sponsership!

[@mylesofdiscs]

Yooooo! Congrats. That’s awesome!

[@mameshibachannel2288]

@@mylesofdiscs yeah thank you so much

[@mylesofdiscs]

@@mameshibachannel2288 keep up the hard work!!

[@mameshibachannel2288]

@@mylesofdiscs yeah ya!!!’

[@Akt1onDiscgolf]

Step 1. Get rid of any opinions or personality you have and practice putting on a persona. Step 2. Spend more time online representing that 850 rated game than you do practicing Step 3. Nepotism helps

[@mylesofdiscs]

🤣🤣🤣 I guess that’s a way to do it, but arguably the opposite of what I’m trying to present in this video. I still think genuine personalities are what resonate best with folks, hence their popularity.

[@Akt1onDiscgolf]

@mylesofdiscs you literally are doing exactly what I'm talking about while defending it. You keep pretending and protecting those lies/coping mechanism for literally having populist boring opinions. You don't even have original content. You take what's been done and repeat.

[@mylesofdiscs]

@@Akt1onDiscgolf 1. All videos are my own personality and opinion. There is no “persona”. 2. 930 rated, and progressing. Just because I don’t currently (planning on it on the future) showcase my fieldwork in videos, doesn’t mean I don’t do it. 3. Literally no one in my family works in the disc golf industry 🤣 Finally, if you can share with me the videos I have “copied” I would appreciate it! Also, thanks for watching!