Bighorn

Daredevil Bighorn Flight Chart

The Daredevil Bighorn is a stable putt and approach disc with flight numbers 2 | 3 | 0 | 1. Molded in firm Grip Performance plastic, it’s designed for straight, point-and-shoot putts with a gentle, reliable finish. Players describe the Bighorn flight path as very neutral at low speed, making it easy to aim and trust inside the circle, while still offering enough stability for short approaches in a range of conditions.

Bighorn Flight Path for Newer Players

For newer players, the Bighorn offers a forgiving, confidence-building flight path. At typical beginner putting power, it flies straight with virtually no high-speed turn and a soft fade as it slows down. The moderate glide rating of 3 helps give putts enough carry without sailing past the basket. New players will appreciate how the firm plastic and clean rim shape promote consistent releases and predictable landings.

Stable Flight Numbers for Everyday Putters

Intermediate players will see the Bighorn’s 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 flight numbers translate into a very honest putter. Thrown flat, it tends to track straight on both putts and short approaches, then settle with a subtle finish instead of dumping hard. The stability makes it comfortable for straight circle putts, slight hyzer putts, and layup approaches where you want a disc that holds the line you choose. Many players use the Bighorn as their primary putting putter because the real-world flight closely matches the listed numbers.

Circle Work & Approach Control for Advanced Golfers

Advanced golfers can rely on the Bighorn when they want a firm, stable putter that doesn’t overpower the line. Off the tee or on 150–220 foot approaches, it holds a straight or gentle hyzer angle well without drifting right (RHBH). The limited glide lets you commit to aggressive lines without worrying that the disc will float long. In windy situations, the Bighorn’s neutral stability and firm plastic keep it from getting pushed around as easily as some softer, higher-glide putters.

Using the Bighorn for Forehand and Utility Shots

While primarily a backhand putting putter, the Bighorn can handle short forehand approaches thanks to its stable, 0 turn profile and firm, confidence-inspiring feel. On touch forehands, it resists wobble, holds the release angle, and finishes with a mild check-up fade. This makes it a useful utility option for short scrambling shots, tight gaps, and approaches where you need a straight forehand that doesn’t flare out dramatically at the end.

Use the interactive Flight Chart below to see how the Daredevil Bighorn’s flight path changes with different arm speeds and release styles. Adjust the settings for backhand or forehand, left- or right-handed play, and throwing power to visualize how this putter will fly for you.

Try the Daredevil Bighorn

If you prefer a firm, straight-flying putter with a gentle finish, the Bighorn deserves a look. Its stable flight path, predictable fade, and clean release make it a strong candidate for a primary putting putter and a trustworthy short-approach disc. Whether you’re just learning to putt or fine-tuning a seasoned short game, the Bighorn offers consistent performance without surprise turns or excessive glide.

Puttheads Notes

The Bighorn feels like a “no excuses” putter: firm, straight, and honest about what your release is doing. Players who like a stiffer putting putter with a neutral flight path will be right at home here. It won’t bail you out with extra glide, but it will reward clean mechanics with laser-straight putts and tidy approaches.

• Flight Numbers: 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 – neutral, stable putt and approach flight.
• Firm Grip Performance plastic offers a clean, consistent release.
• Excellent for straight putting lines with a mild, reliable fade.
• Useful as a short-approach tool when you need accuracy over distance.
• A solid choice for players who prefer firm, stable putters without big dumpy fades.

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