There is a lot of debate in the disc golf community about whether or not heavier putters are better. Some people say that they are more stable and easier to control, while others say that they are harder to throw and more likely to get caught up in the wind. Ultimately, it comes down to personal preference and what works best for your game. If you are struggling with your putting, it might be worth trying a heavier putter to see if it makes a difference.
Yes, Discraft players can throw DGA. DGA is a great company that makes quality discs. Their discs fly well and are very durable.
A midrange disc is a great option for putters because of its stability. Midrange discs have a tendency to fly straighter and have less fade than other discs, making them ideal for putters.
Lighter discs fly further than heavier discs when thrown with the same force because they have less mass and therefore less inertia. Inertia is the resistance of an object to a change in its motion. The less massive an object is, the less inertia it has and the easier it is to change its motion. When you throw a disc, you give it a certain amount of kinetic energy, which is the energy of motion. The disc will keep moving until its kinetic energy is gone. The lighter the disc, the less mass it has and the less kinetic energy it takes to keep it moving
![Innova Star Aviar3 Putt & Approach Golf Disc [Colors May Vary]](/i/61AsEanRACL/450/best-disc-golf-putters.jpg)
4.9/5
Colors may vary
Flight Ratings: Speed 3, Glide 2, Turn 0, Fade 2
Star Plastic
$234
I use this for all of my putts, and I've even struck fairway aces thanks to the Aviar3's significant increase in distance. I've used a variety of putters, but I recently made the somewhat arbitrary decision to stick with this one (with the distance I can get w the A3 being the deciding factor). My argument for this is that I simply don't think about posting anything anymore because it's all the same, and I've found that this method has worked well for me (due to my putts being with the same disc every time). I've recently started to really get to know the flight path of this disc well, which has helped both my circle putting and distance "putts." It's difficult, too!
4.5/5
PDGA APPROVED - For all professional disc golf play
MVP ATOM - The Atom is a straight flyer with enormous potential off the tee and on long approaches. Right off the shelf, the Atom has a neutral stability with just a bit of fade.
10 MM CLASS - The Atom's relatively large plate diameter and narrow wing design provide an exceptionally long-gliding line.
STRAIGHT-STABLE PUTTER - The Atom's defining flight characteristic is its straight stable flight with a late subtle fade.
PROTON PLASTIC - MVP’s most premium look and performance materieal. Designed to withstand the roughest conditions with a wide selection of transparent candy colors.
$234
This disc fly is awesome. It now has a spot in my bag as my Tee off putter after playing 18 holes this afternoon. Fly straight, practically without any fade, seems to be accurate. Since I'm not really experienced with DG, my feelings are limited. Disc arrived with significant scratches; see pics. Even the rim has cracks in it, making it by far the worst presentation of any new plastic I've ever bought. This is most likely the result of very rough treatment and not MVP Quality Control. Even if I skimmed this proton plastic down a gravel road, I couldn't scratch it. Yet throws beautifully.
4.5/5
Delivers consistency and confidence
Colors may vary
Jawbreaker plastic adds good looks and greater grip
Putter Golf Disc
$234
Such a great putter! Since this disc has the groove further from the edge, it's ideal for grabbing my thumb there. As a woman with small hands, I usually detest how putters feel like I can't get a decent grip on them. Although I haven't used it yet, my test in the backyard suggests that I may have finally discovered it! I just wish I could choose the colour because I think this grey one will be difficult to get.
4.4/5
Colors May Vary
$234
One of my very first putters was this one. Back then, I had no idea how to appreciate things. I've purchased Aviars from several sellers at various periods. I've always had the same impression of them. I receive 175g. I've lost some other putters when driving, rolling, etc., so maybe I've simply been lucky. With my apparently similar replacement, it has almost felt like I need to learn a completely new disc compared to my other ones. (Not only the wear differential)Purchase this putter. My backhand technique was ultimately taught to me by this marginally stable putter.
4.1/5
Stiffness: Super Stupid Soft
Plastic: Gateway "Sure Grip" S Series
Colors Are Random
Weight Range: 150-175g
$234
I got this disc for my husband's birthday without knowing much about disc golf but knowing that he was seeking for a new disc on the softer side for his collection. My husband is a great disc golf lover. I seem to have nailed it! Though extremely soft, it is yet strong. It's his preferred brand-new disc to use. The first time he used it, he hit a hole in one (or whatever the disc golf phrase is for that!) and has played pretty well ever since. I'm quite delighted with my purchase and would tell others about it.
3.5/5
ELECTRON PLASTIC - This ultra-grippy all-weather material will wear its battle scars with pride and fly straighter with each hit. While retaining the GYRO effect for superb line-holding, the matte texture of Electron produces exceptional grip for confident putting and throwing.
PDGA APPROVED - For all professional disc golf play
10 MM CLASS - The Atom's relatively large plate diameter and narrow wing design provide an exceptionally long-gliding line.
STRAIGHT-STABLE PUTTER - The Atom's defining flight characteristic is its straight stable flight with a late subtle fade.
MVP ATOM - The Atom is a straight flyer with enormous potential off the tee and on long approaches. Right off the shelf, the Atom has a neutral stability with just a bit of fade.
$234
The Atom has excellent glide, is one of the straightest discs I've ever thrown, and is excellent for approach shots. Beyond that, it becomes slightly understable, which is wonderful for some people, but I only use it for straight shots. It is often good for shots between 75 and 150 feet. It has a tendency to float up and has a more prominent fade than I prefer, so I don't like it as a standard putter.Although you cannot specify weight or choose your colour, as others have mentioned, I contacted the vendor right after after placing my order, and they responded quickly.
3.4/5
STABLE-OVERSTABLE PUTTER - The Envy exhibits reliable high-speed stability and a minimal fade.
AXIOM ENVY - The Envy has a smooth modern feel that fits in the hand perfectly, lending confidence for both putt and approach duties
PROTON PLASTIC - MVP’s most premium look and performance materieal. Designed to withstand the roughest conditions with a wide selection of transparent candy colors.
10 MM CLASS - The Envy's defining flight characteristic is its ability to hold a straight flight for power throwers, but also be a dependably stable approach disc for lower power throwers
PDGA APPROVED - For all professional disc golf play
$234
This is my eighth envy or proton putter, so it's clear that I like them. Having said that, and while it may seem like a minor quibble, I chose "170-175 grams" since I appreciate the greater weight. So when you deliver me a disc that weighs 168 grams, I'm slightly unhappy that I'll have to buy another one, but probably from a source where I can select an exact weight because: a) I already have several that weigh 168 and recognize that those few additional grams are something I want, and b) (but not get the Prime free 2-day shipping).I never even thought about returning it, even though I definitely should have. To anyone who doesn't have OCD when it comes to practicing their putts, bringing up a minor issue over 2–7 grams undoubtedly sounds small. However, if I had wanted a 168 gram disc, I would have chosen 165–170 grams when I purchased it, in my opinion.I putt a lot in my backyard, and I went through around 20 putters before I discovered the one or ones that feel and work best for me. This is the reason I didn't give it a 3-star rating because, in my opinion, the disc genuinely deserves a 5-star rating. The neutron plastic, while wonderful, just doesn't have the same appeal for me as the proton plastic has.Just wanted to let anyone reading this know that this is the third disc I've received in the past month that was two or more grams under or above the weight range I had chosen. You might not get exactly what you expect if you're picky about the weights of your putters (it's never occurred with any other form of disc to me).I simply needed to vent about it.
No, pros do not throw max weight discs. While some may opt for a heavier disc if they have the arm to handle it, most pros choose discs that are within the legal weight limit of 158 grams. The main reason for this is that heavier discs are more difficult to control, which can lead to errant throws and lower scores. Additionally, max weight discs are not allowed in most competitive formats, so it's not worth the risk for most pros.
A good drive in disc golf is typically between 250 and 350 feet. Some players are able to drive the disc farther, but most players will average between 250 and 350 feet per drive.
A putter is a golf club used to hit a ball into the hole on the green. The distance that you throw a putter will depend on how far the hole is from you. If the hole is close, you won't need to throw it very far. If the hole is far away, you'll need to throw it further.
Ezra Aderhold putts with a Ping Anser 2. The Ping Anser 2 is a classic blade-style putter that has been used by many professional golfers over the years. Aderhold has used this putter for many years and it has served him well. The Ping Anser 2 is known for its great feel and accuracy, and Aderhold has certainly benefited from that. The Ping Anser 2 is a great choice for any golfer looking for a great performing putter.
Kyle Klein putts with a Odyssey White Hot XG #7 Putter. He has used this putter for years and it has helped him win many tournaments.
The best putting putter in disc golf is the one that works best for you. There are many different brands and models of putters on the market, so it is important to find the one that feels the best in your hand and gives you the results you are looking for. Experiment with different putters to find the one that works best for your game.
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