Swan 1 Reborn

Westside Swan 1 Reborn Flight Chart

The Westside Swan 1 Reborn is a glidey, understable putter with flight numbers 3 | 3 | -2.5 | 0. Re-engineered from the original Swan mold, this disc provides smooth, effortless turnovers and straight flights with minimal fade. Designed for clean releases and long, accurate putts, it’s one of the easiest discs to keep flat for players of all skill levels.

Swan 1 Reborn Flight Path for Beginners

Beginners will find the Swan 1 Reborn to be an extremely forgiving putter. Its natural understability helps counteract early fade and provides a smooth, forward-gliding flight. Even at low power, it holds a gentle turn and finishes straight, making it ideal for learning consistent putting form.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Players

For intermediate players, the Swan 1 Reborn shines on long circle putts, soft turnover lines, and touchy approach shots. It’s the kind of putter that responds directly to your angle of release—perfect for hyzer flips or floaty anhyzers that glide straight toward the chains.

Flight Numbers in Advanced & Pro Play

Advanced players will find the Swan 1 Reborn to be a reliable understable complement to more stable putters. It’s excellent for uphill putts, turnover approaches, and jump putts that need extra glide. When thrown hard, it gently turns without burning over, providing accurate, controllable distance.

Forehand Line Shaping

While primarily a backhand putter, the Swan 1 Reborn’s beadless, rounded profile makes it serviceable for soft forehand approaches. Expect smooth turnover flicks that stay on angle and land gently near the basket.

Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Westside Swan 1 Reborn performs at your arm speed. Adjust power, release angle, and spin to visualize how this putter glides and turns for both forehand and backhand throws.

Try the Westside Swan 1 Reborn

If you’re looking for a smooth, understable putter that flies straight with minimal effort, the Swan 1 Reborn is a top choice. It’s ideal for beginners seeking confidence and advanced players who want glide-heavy touch shots and turnover putts.

Puttheads Notes

Data-backed highlights and insights from players and manufacturer sources:

• Flight Numbers: 3 | 3 | -2.5 | 0
• Type: Understable putt and approach disc
• Plastics: BT Hard, BT Medium, BT Soft, BT Megasoft, Origio Burst, VIP, VIP Chameleon
• Feel: Beadless and comfortable in hand with a smooth release
• Stability: Very understable; minimal fade with long glide
• Best Uses: Long putts, gentle turnovers, uphill putts, and beginner-friendly putting
• Player Feedback: “Dead straight with easy glide,” “perfect for beginners,” “ideal for soft, accurate putts.”

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