Tomb

Infinite Discs Tomb Flight Chart

The Infinite Discs Tomb is a flat-topped, low-profile throwing putter built for straight, controllable flight paths. With flight numbers of 3 | 4 | 0 | 1, it acts like a mini midrange—fast enough to cover distance, but slow and torque-resistant enough to carve precise lines for approaches and shorter tee shots. Fans love its beaded rim, stable finish, and reliable performance in light to moderate wind for both backhand and forehand throws.

Mold Specs

• Manufacturer: Infinite Discs
• Disc Type: Putt & Approach / Driving Putter
• Stability: Stable (straight with gentle fade)
• Flight Numbers: 3 | 4 | 0 | 1
• Primary Plastics: D-Blend, I-Blend, S-Blend, Halo S-Blend (premium)
• Typical Uses: Straight approaches, driving putter shots, controlled tee shots in the woods, confident putts in light wind

Tomb Flight Path for Beginner Players

Newer players will see the Tomb fly very straight with a soft, predictable fade at the end of the flight. The speed 3 rim is easy to control, and the extra glide helps slower arms get dependable distance without forcing the disc. For beginners, the Tomb makes an excellent first throwing putter and approach disc—point it at your target on a slight hyzer and expect it to track forward before gently finishing left (for right-hand backhand throws) instead of dumping hard.

How the Tomb Flies for Intermediate Arms

Intermediate players who can get the Tomb up to its intended flight speed will find a laser-straight flight path with almost no high-speed turn and a clean, forward-pushing fade. It’s ideal for 200–275 foot approaches, driving putter shots, and controlled tee shots in the woods. Thrown flat, it holds its line with confidence; add a touch of hyzer for dependable hyzer shots, or release slightly on anhyzer to get gentle turnovers that don’t burn into the ground.

Advanced Player Lines with the Tomb

Advanced throwers can lean on the Tomb as a workhorse throwing putter that feels like a shallow midrange. Powering it up on a flat release produces a rope-straight flight with a subtle, late fade that’s perfect for carving tight tunnel shots. On steep hyzer, the stable 0 | 1 flight numbers let the disc hold the angle without flipping; on controlled anhyzer it will glide on the turned line before slowly working back to flat. Many experienced players use the Tomb as their go-to for technical approach shots where accuracy matters more than raw distance.

Forehand Flight Path with the Tomb

Forehand throwers will appreciate the Tomb’s flat top, low profile, and beaded rim, which combine for a surprisingly comfortable forehand grip. On short to midrange forehand shots, it flies straight with a reliable, controlled fade rather than a sharp, overstable dump. Use it for touchy approaches where you need the disc to hold the release angle, as well as for low, skippy forehand shots that finish predictably without over-swinging the fade.

Try our interactive Tomb flight chart: Adjust the path to match your throwing speed, arm style, and whether you primarily throw backhand, forehand, or left-handed to see how the Infinite Discs Tomb will really fly for you.

Try the Infinite Discs Tomb

If you’re looking for a driving putter that combines a straight flight path, trustworthy fade, and a clean-feeling, beaded rim, the Infinite Discs Tomb deserves a spot in your bag. It shines as a point-and-shoot approach disc, a reliable driving putter for technical courses, and a confidence booster in light wind when you need your line to stay true.

Puttheads Notes

Reviews consistently describe the Tomb as a straight, torque-resistant throwing putter that feels more like a shallow midrange. Players highlight its flat, low-profile shape, easy forehand grip, and ability to hold lines at a variety of power levels. Whether you’re stepping up from a basic putter or searching for a workhorse approach disc, the Tomb’s balanced flight numbers and predictable finish make it a versatile tool for shaping controlled shots.

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