Alright, let's be real: the world of disc golf discs is usually as predictable as a sitcom laugh track. You've got your standard-issue flying saucers, roughly 8 and a half inches across, with drivers sporting those sleek beveled edges for that extra zing.

But then there's the wild bunch, the oddballs of the disc golf world. These are the discs that march to the beat of their own drum, flaunting their quirky shapes, curious textures, or flight paths that seem to defy physics itself. Here's a salute to the discs that dare to be weird.