The DGA Steady BL is a beadless putter with a similar flight path to the original Steady. With higher speeds the Steady BL exhibits a straight flight path and at lower speeds it will finish on a hyzer.  This putter allows for a smooth release due to its clean and beadless finish.

The DGA Surf is a putter with a neutral flight and a shallow feeling in the hand. It is beadless and has a slimmer profile than other DGA putters. It's a pefect putter for those looking for more glide.

The all new DGA Steady is a superior putt and approach disc that pays homage to "Steady" Ed Headrick, the founder of Disc Golf. Headrick was known as "Steady" because of his steady hand and consistent putting ability. 

This is a beaded putter that has a hyzer finish at slow speeds. It also has a relatively straight flight path when thrown with some power. 

The Blowfly II is the second super soft flexible putter by DGA, and is available in lighter weights. This disc is so flexible that you can easily fold it in half like a pancake. This gives the Blowfly II unmatched chain gripping capabilities. The softness of the Blowfly putters make them great for playing catch with, or throwing in areas where you don’t want to damage property – this disc has the same type of texture that you’d find in a rubber band. Another plus of the Blowfly II is that this disc floats on water! The Blowfly II has a sharper edge and is a little more understable than the Blowfly. If you prefer a straighter flying putter, the Blowfly II is the super soft putter of choice. This disc also feels a little more like a traditional disc golf disc than the Blowfly I with a rim shape not unlike an Aviar or a Luna.

The Blowfly 1 takes “super soft” discs to a new level. This disc is not only soft, but flexible and bendable. The Blowfly 1 has a slightly overstable flight to it. This disc travels at slow speeds and stops where it lands without sliding much. If you like soft putters, this is a disc you’ll want in your bag. The Blowfly 1 has an interesting shape that feels very comfortable for a fangrip, but strange for a powergrip. (Who knows why you'd want to power grip a disc like this anyways). The Blowfly 1 and the Blunt Gumbputt have a very similar feel.