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Latitude 64 - Diamond (Opto Ice) Sparkle Splash
Latitude 64 - Diamond (Opto Ice) Sparkle Splash
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Diamond is the choice of disc for beginners, children and players with moderate arm speed. It is only produced in weights between 145g-159g, which makes it easy to throw and control. It has an understable flight path with good glide and slight fade.
Flight Numbers: [ 8 / 6 / -3 / 1 ]
- Disc Type: Fairway Driver
- Stability: Understable
- Skill Level: Everyone
- Plastic: Opto Ice Orbit (Premium)
- Bead: Beadless
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Renee Woods Team Canada Fundraiser
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Renee Woods: Road to the 2026 World Championships
Athlete Profile:
Player: Renee Woods (PDGA #188608)
Location: Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada
Classification: Professional (Member since 2021)
Current Rating: 867 (Career High)
Career Stats: 14 Wins | 44 Career Events
The Achievement:
Renee has been officially selected to represent the 2026 Canadian National Disc Golf Team at the WFDF World Team Disc Golf Championships (WTDGC) in Vilnius, Lithuania, from September 8–12, 2026. She will compete in the FP40 (Women’s Pro 40+) division, joining elite athletes from across the country to wear the maple leaf on the world stage.
Career Highlights (2020–Present)
Elite Competition: Renee is the 2025 British Columbia Women’s Series (BCWS) FP40 Champion.
Proven Power: She took 1st place in the distance drive competition at the BC Women’s Championship, cementing her status as one of the premier power throwers in her division.
Steady Progression: Since her PDGA debut in 2021, Renee has maintained a high win rate (over 30%) and consistently shoots rounds rated between 880 and 920.
Community Leadership: Beyond her play, Renee serves as a leader in BC disc golf, acting as Assistant Tournament Director for the BC Women’s Series to foster growth for women and juniors in the sport.
Fundraising Goal: $3,500 – $4,000
While representing Canada is a high honor, it is a self-funded endeavor. According to the Canadian Disc Golf Association, athletes are expected to cover personal expenses including:
International Travel: Round-trip flights from BC to Vilnius, Lithuania.
Accommodations: Lodging for the duration of the 5-day championship.
Ground Logistics: Local transportation and food in Europe.
Training & Equipment: Specialized gear for the international courses at Pavilniai Regional Park.
How You Can Help:
Supporting Renee is an investment in a local Chilliwack athlete competing at the highest international level.
Donations: Individual contributions to help offset the rising costs of international competition.
Thank you so much!