Discraft Luna Flight Chart

The Discraft Luna is a stable, beadless putt-and-approach disc known for its clean release, straight flight, and dependable finish. With flight numbers of 3 | 3 | 0 | 3, the Luna offers a neutral-to-stable path that works well for putting, controlled approaches, and short drives. Players praise its tacky Jawbreaker and premium blends for grip and confidence, while many highlight how well it performs under pressure. As Paul McBeth’s signature putter, the Luna has become one of Discraft’s most trusted molds for consistent and accurate scoring shots.

Flight Path for Beginner Players

For new players, the Luna will fly straight with a gentle, reliable fade at the end. Its stability helps beginners develop clean releases and confident putts. While it won’t glide as much as some floaty putters, its predictability makes it a strong choice for early skill building.

Luna Flight Numbers Explained for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players will see the Luna hold a straight line before finishing with a controlled fade. It works well for both putting and approach work, especially inside 200 feet. The stable profile keeps it from turning over easily, making it a trustworthy disc for technical lines or windy putts.

Advanced and Professional Flight Characteristics

Advanced players can use the Luna as a driving putter or precision approach disc. Thrown hard, it carries straight with minimal turn and a smooth, predictable fade. Many reviewers note its reliability in the wind and its consistency for both push putts and spin putts. The Luna excels when accuracy is more important than glide.

Forehand and Approach Flight Path

The Luna’s beadless rim and stable profile make it an effective forehand approach disc. It handles moderate torque well and flies flat before finishing with a dependable fade. Players frequently use it for short forehand approaches, touch shots, and controlled drives on tight fairways.

Use our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Luna’s flight path changes based on your throwing speed, forehand or backhand release, and shot selection.