Blowfly II

DGA Blowfly II – Flight Chart

Overview

The DGA Blowfly II is an ultra-flexible putt & approach disc built for control and stick-to-the-ground landings. With flight numbers 2 | 3 | -1 | 1, it delivers a gentle, workable turn and minimal fade—ideal for touch approaches, layups on hillsides, and putts where you want fewer spit-outs. Its signature soft rubber blend bends without cracking and grips chains, turf, and baskets exceptionally well.

Flight Path for Newer Players

At beginner power, the Blowfly II tracks straight with light turn and a soft finish. The ultra-flexible plastic helps reduce ground play, keeping misses close and building confidence around the circle.

Touch Approaches and Circle Work

For controlled upshots, expect straight-to-neutral flights that settle quickly. The tacky, soft rim grabs on cage hits and hillside landings, making it a go-to for “no-rollaway” layups and floaty runs.

Forehand Flicks and Utility Shots

Short forehands and standstills are comfortable thanks to the pliable rim. It won’t fight torque like an OS approach disc, but for touch flicks under 150–200 ft, it rides flat with a gentle finish and minimal skip.

Flight Numbers in Context

2 | 3 | -1 | 1 means neutral-to-understable putter flights with moderate glide and very little fade. Powering up introduces mild high-speed turn; powered down, it stays straight and sits on landing.

Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Blowfly II’s flight path changes with your arm speed, release angle, and whether you’re putting, pitching, or throwing touch forehands.

Try the DGA Blowfly II

If you want a soft, grippy putter that flies straight and stays put on landing, the Blowfly II is built for chain grabs, hill-safe layups, and confident circle work.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: 2 | 3 | -1 | 1
• Stability: Neutral-to-understable; straight with mild turn and minimal fade
• Plastics Seen: DGA Blowfly signature soft rubber (very flexible); occasional older Flexline/ProLine runs
• Best Uses: Hill-safe layups, cage-holding bids, touch approaches, beginner-friendly putting
• Comparable Slot: Softer, stickier alternative to neutral putters when ground play is a concern
• Player Fit: Great for beginners and touch putters; advanced players use as a specialty “sit-down” approach tool

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