Skyquest Chainzilla Flight Chart The Skyquest Chainzilla is a dependable, overstable putter and approach disc built for consistency and control. Featuring flight numbers of 4 | 4 | 0 | 3, it delivers a strong, predictable fade and performs reliably in headwinds. Designed for players who value stability and torque resistance, the Chainzilla thrives as both a driving putter and an accurate approach disc. Flight Characteristics and Overview The Chainzilla has a firm feel with a pronounced shoulder and deep rim that fits comfortably in the hand. It’s available in Skyquest’s durable Cryo Line plastic and a softer baseline blend for those who prefer more grip. While it doesn’t offer…
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Proxy
Axiom Proxy Flight Chart The Axiom Proxy is a straight-flying putter and approach disc with exceptional control and glide. Featuring flight numbers of 3 | 3 | -1 | 0.5, the Proxy delivers laser-straight flights with minimal fade, making it one of the most point-and-shoot discs in Axiom’s lineup. Sharing its core mold with the popular Axiom Envy, the Proxy offers a slightly less stable, more neutral flight that holds any line it’s thrown on—ideal for touch shots and accurate approaches. Flight Characteristics and Overview The Proxy’s defining feature is its remarkably straight flight, even at lower speeds. Its shallow rim and beadless design provide a clean release and comfortable…
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Splinter
Obsidian Discs Splinter Flight Chart The Obsidian Discs Splinter is a stable, beadless putter designed for straight flights and reliable finishes. With flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 1, it offers a clean release, moderate glide, and a predictable fade that makes it a trustworthy choice for both putting and approach shots. Whether you’re driving off the tee or sinking putts in the circle, the Splinter provides consistent control and confidence. Flight Characteristics and Overview The Splinter’s flight path is straight with just enough fade to stay on line. Its beadless design and smooth profile make for a comfortable grip and a clean, effortless release. Ideal for…
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Touch
Salient Touch Flight Chart The Salient Touch is a straight-flying putter/approach disc with flight numbers of 3 | 4 | -1 | 1. Built for clean releases and finesse lines, it features a shallow, low-profile rim (often described as beadless or with a very subtle micro-bead) and a grippy Cryo plastic feel. If you want a neutral putter that holds your angle and finishes softly, the Touch lives up to its name. Beginner Snapshot: Straight with Gentle Finish Newer players will see point-and-shoot flights: a slight high-speed drift right (RHBH) and a mild, late fade. Great for learning flat putts, floaty anhyzers, and smooth approach shots. Flight Numbers in Intermediate…
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Shaman
Gateway Shaman Flight Chart The Gateway Shaman posts flight numbers of 3 | 3 | 0 | 1. This low-profile, beadless putter is built for clean releases and straight, point-and-shoot flights with a gentle finish. Popular in SureGrip and Diamond blends, it doubles as a throwing putter for accurate approaches while suiting players who prefer a shallower rim. Flight Path for Newer Players Beginners will find the Shaman easy to aim and control. Expect a straight push with dependable glide and a soft, late fade. The shallow rim helps reduce wobble and promotes cleaner putts from circle to circle-two. Flight Chart Insights for Intermediate Throwers At modest power, the Shaman…
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Lex
UB Discs Lex Flight Chart The UB Discs Lex is a stable putt-and-approach disc with flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 1. Designed for clean releases and consistent flights, the Lex offers a straight path with a dependable finish. Its moderate bead and rounded rim give a familiar putting feel, while the stability makes it equally suited for both putting and approach duties. Available in Proflex and Red Line plastics, the Lex maintains grip and shape through extensive use. Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Lex to be a forgiving, straight-flying putter that resists early turn. Its gentle fade helps control speed and direction, making…
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Dagger
Latitude 64 Dagger Flight Chart The Latitude 64 Dagger features flight numbers of 2 | 5 | 0 | 1 and is known for its deep rim and exceptional glide. Designed in collaboration with Ricky Wysocki, the Dagger provides a confident hand feel and floaty, straight flights. It’s a favorite among players who like a deeper putter that holds the line with minimal fade. Dagger Flight Path for Beginners New players will appreciate the Dagger’s straight flight and high glide. It holds its line well on gentle throws and won’t fade off too sharply at the end. The deep rim offers excellent grip and helps beginners develop consistent releases on…
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PA3
Prodigy PA-3 Flight Chart The Prodigy PA-3 is a stable, beaded putter designed for consistency and control. With flight numbers of 3 | 4 | 0 | 1, it provides a straight flight with a soft, reliable fade. The PA-3 performs equally well for putting, approach shots, and short tee drives, offering dependable accuracy for both spin and push putters. Known for its comfort in the hand and clean release, it’s trusted by players of all skill levels, including touring pros. Flight Chart By Skill Level PA-3 Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the PA-3 to be a forgiving and consistent putter. It resists turning over while maintaining a…
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Shield
Westside Shield Flight Chart The Westside Shield is a stable, beadless putt and approach disc known for its straight, dependable flight. With flight numbers 3 | 3 | 0 | 1, the Shield delivers laser-straight lines and a smooth, predictable fade. It’s a slightly faster putter that excels both on the green and off the tee, making it a reliable choice for players who value consistency and control in every shot. Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Shield very forgiving and easy to control. Thrown softly, it flies straight with a gentle fade and doesn’t turn over easily. It’s a great first putter for learning clean releases, straight…
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Gui
Yikun Gui Flight Chart The Yikun Gui is a beadless putt & approach disc with flight numbers 2 | 3 | 0 | 2. Built for straight, torque-resistant lines and a soft, reliable finish, it suits putting and controlled approaches alike. Its flat top, comfortable depth, and textured underside grip zones help consistency for beginners through advanced players. Beginner-Friendly Flight Path Newer players will see mostly straight flights with a gentle fade at the end. The Gui’s neutral stability resists early turn, so aim on your target line and expect it to hold before settling softly. Great for circle putting, straight layups, and short drives that shouldn’t drift. Flight Chart…
