Frisbee brand golf discs?

[Hadoken]

I was in Dick's Sporting Goods today (the only place that sells discs around here) and noticed they restocked all of their disc items, they actually have alot of Innova discs and bags for the first time (mostly Beasts, Valks, Orcs, Leopards, and Avairs though..), and I saw they had separate and a 3 pack of Frisbee brand golf discs.
I'd never seen them anywhere before and I was just wondering if anyone has used any.
http://www.frisbeedisc.com/products/golf/index.html

They're actually PDGA approved and the plastic seemed more grippy and soft than DX plastic, but even in the box the stamps were already half rubbed off.
Any opinions?

[adidadg]

I won a touchline true at a local tournament here. Not a bad midrange, the plastic reminds me of Elite-X , it has a nice grippy feel. Distance and stability wise I think it is very comparable to a Shark. It did not make it into my bag though, I much prefer my Buzzz.

[Thatdirtykid]

I have a bit of experience with the touchline true, Id put it in a spot between a d buzzz and a cobra. It was accually a pretty good disc carried it for a while. Its got quite a bit of glide and I found myself overthrowing alot with it (i would throw it like a roc, just a touch of hyzer and 70-80% power) it was very accurate left right though. it would be a good ace run disc.

[Blake_T]

the 3 packs are in much crappier plastic and included the bank, true, and putter.

[twmccoy]

I found a few touchline unders, and they are OK except that they weigh from 178-183g, very heavy. They fly like a beast, fast and flippy. The cheaper plastic discs they make suck. I have never liked any of them. The good plastic discs are OK, just heavy.