Quest Turbo Putt II Flight Chart
The Quest Turbo Putt II is a specialty putt-and-approach disc built for vertical “turbo putting” and creative overhand release styles. With flight numbers 4 | 2 | -1 | 2, it provides low glide, slight high-speed turn, and a modest finishing fade. Its unique rim grooves and underside grip structure make it a niche disc for trick shots, touch approaches, and collectors who enjoy non-traditional disc designs.
How the Turbo Putt II Flies for Newer Players
Beginners will find the Turbo Putt II unusual but entertaining to experiment with. Its low glide keeps throws short and controlled, making it forgiving on missed release angles. While traditional backhand putting feels awkward, the disc performs well for basic turbo putt practice and simple approach tosses.
Flight Path Notes for Intermediate Throwers
Intermediate players may use the Turbo Putt II for specialty utility shots. Its -1 turn helps it drift gently before a soft fade, and the lack of glide prevents long rollaways. Players who enjoy creative releases—turbo putts, scoober variations, or vertical pitches—will find the disc fits that role perfectly.
Advanced Flight Characteristics
Advanced arms will notice that the disc behaves more stable than expected on traditional throws due to its extremely low glide. It excels as a short-range placement tool and can be thrown in tight spaces where over-glide would be a problem. Its unconventional design means it’s rarely used competitively, but it shines as a niche shot-maker.
Forehand, Overhand & Specialty Shot Behavior
The Turbo Putt II thrives in non-standard lines. Overhand tosses, vertical turbo putts, and trick approaches feel natural with its rim grooves and underside nub. Its slow speed helps prevent blow-by misses, and the gentle fade provides consistent landings. This disc was designed for fun, creative shotmaking.
Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Turbo Putt II’s flight path changes based on your arm speed, release angle, and throwing style.
Quest Turbo Putt II
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Putthead Notes
The Turbo Putt II carries the quirky legacy of Quest’s most unusual discs. It’s not PDGA approved and not intended for normal putting—but it remains a fascinating tool for turbo-putting fans, short overhand approaches, and players who like discs that offer something completely different from mainstream molds.
