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Brockville Highland Golf (brockvillehighlandgolf.com) is a personal disc golf blog run by an operator who goes by "Brock." It publishes equipment reviews, throwing technique advice, and gear recommendations for disc golfers, and it discloses that some posts contain affiliate links through the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, meaning the site may earn a commission on qualifying purchases. It is a content and review site, not a course, retailer, or governing body — so it's worth visiting if you want player-written gear opinions, and not useful if you're looking for tee times, membership, or official rules.
What the site covers
The homepage describes the project as a "Disc Golf Universe" built from Brock's own experience "ripping up courses all over the world," plus feedback he says he gathered from players, fans, and coaches. The stated content areas are:
- Equipment reviews — discs, bags, and shoes, with individual review posts rather than a single buying guide
- Throwing techniques — tips, tricks, and hacks framed as ways to "develop your skills faster"
- What the pros pack — discs associated with touring players
- Beginner and buying decisions — helping readers choose gear such as a disc golf bag
The framing is explicitly subjective. Brock notes that a disc endorsed by a top pro may not work the same way for you, and that his reviews aim to help you "bag the best discs for YOU" rather than copy a pro's setup.
Example posts
The homepage lists recent reviews, which gives a concrete sense of the editorial range:
| Post | Topic |
|---|---|
| 7 Best Disc Golf Putt and Approach Discs Reviewed | Putter/approach disc roundup |
| Prodigy Disc BP-2 V3 Review: Does it Make the Cut? | Single-disc review |
| Rogue Iron Disc Golf Satchel Bag Review | Bag review |
| Throwback Sack Disc Golf Bag: Cooler Combo Worth It? | Bag review |
| Disc Living Sling Bag Review: It's Cool but is It Functional? | Bag review |
| Dynamic Discs Commander Backpack Review | Bag review |
The pattern is clear: mostly gear, often bags, with a mix of multi-product roundups and single-item deep dives. There is also a "Coming Soon — Disc Golf Players Guide" section and an "Insider Secrets" area offering access to tips and hacks.
How to decide whether it's useful to you
It's likely a good fit if you're researching a specific disc or bag before buying and want a player's hands-on impressions rather than manufacturer specs, or you want technique tips written in a casual, humorous voice.
Look elsewhere if you need course information, league or tournament details, official rules, or verified technical specifications — none of that is described on the site.
Two practical notes before you rely on it:
- Assume commercial bias. The site states plainly that affiliate links generate commissions on qualifying purchases. Reviews may still be honest, but treat recommendations as one input alongside other sources.
- Check the date on any review. Disc molds, bag models, and prices change; a review of a specific product version may no longer match what's currently sold.
If you want to sample the site before committing time to it, start with a roundup post (like the putt and approach discs review) to see whether Brock's voice and level of detail match what you're looking for, then move to a single-product review of something you're actually considering buying.