Reef

DGA Reef – Flight Chart

The DGA Reef is a beadless, straight-flying putt and approach disc with flight numbers around 2 | 3 | -1 | 1. Known for its smooth release and consistent glide, the Reef bridges the gap between putting control and approach accuracy. Made by Discraft for DGA, it delivers a clean, dependable feel—especially for players who prefer beadless putters. Commonly found in D-Line plastic, with occasional premium SP Line runs offering more stability and durability.

Beginner Lines: Effortless and Straight

Newer players will find the Reef to be easy to throw and very forgiving. It holds a straight line with a soft fade finish and doesn’t require high arm speed. Perfect for learning clean putting form and short, accurate approaches under 200 feet.

Flight Chart Cues for Intermediates

At moderate power, the Reef shines as a point-and-shoot putter or low-ceiling approach disc. Expect a gentle turn before flattening out and finishing softly. The D-Line plastic beats in to offer slight understability for smooth turnovers and floaty glide putts.

Advanced Control and Approach Use

Experienced players appreciate the Reef’s versatility on touch shots and precision upshots. It handles nose-angle adjustments well—release it flat for laser-straight flights or add a touch of hyzer for a clean, predictable finish. Great for finesse forehands and turnover floaters in tight lines.

Forehand and Utility Play

With its comfortable, beadless rim, the Reef feels natural for short forehand flicks and touch utility shots. Expect minimal fade and smooth ground play. Over time, it seasons into a slightly understable approach option that holds anhyzer angles beautifully.

Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the DGA Reef will fly for your release. Adjust for arm speed, release angle, wind, and throwing style to explore its smooth, consistent glide.

Try the DGA Reef

If you’re looking for a putter that feels smooth in the hand, flies dead straight, and lands predictably, the Reef is a perfect all-rounder for putting and short approach duty.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: ~2 | 3 | -1 | 1 (neutral with gentle fade)
• Plastics Seen: D-Line (common), SP Line (premium, limited runs)
• Use Cases: Putting, point-and-shoot approaches, short forehands, touch turnovers
• Profile: Beadless, shallow rim with great glide and a clean release
• Notable Feedback: “Straight, smooth, and easy to control—perfect for confident putts and finesse throws.”

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