The Penny Putter is not only a great putting putter, but also a great putter for throwing off the tee. It has a neutral, straight flight with a nice finish at the end. The Bravo plastic is a little more overstable than the Victor plastics. It is a beadless putter with a nice rounded rim.

The Armadillo is a low speed and low glide disc. This disc is meant to be accurate and offer great control It has a thumbtrack on the disc for comfort. It is an easy disc to control, and will fly consistently to provide good accuracy. Lone Star says, "Our newest Putt and Approach disc holds true to its namesake with its Blunt Nosed Rim and Thumbtracked Shoulder that forces this disc to fly straight as an arrow with a reliable fade to its intended target."

The Lone Star Disc Benny is a straight-to-stable putter with a bead that perfectly complements the Penny Putter. It offers a dependable and straight flight path with a predictable fade, making it a great throwing putter.

The Bluebonnet is a beadless, medium-deep, and strong-shouldered putter, providing a comfortable and controllable mold. This stable disc makes for a manageable putter whether throwing at the basket, working on an approach, or throwing off the teepad. It'll fly straight with little turn and a reliable fade.

The Lone Star Discs Yellow Rose is a bead-less putter that promises a straight flight path with a slight touch of stability. It's adept at handling backhand throws right off the tee, making it a versatile choice for putts, upshots, and even drives.