The C-Blend Tomb offers a durable, glow-in-the-dark blend for driving putters. With a flat top and minimal fade, the Infinite Discs Tomb in C-Blend glow plastic is a reliable choice for straight, torque-resistant throws.

The TOMB is a flat-topped, low-profile, putt-and-approach disc with a comfortably smooth, beaded rim. The Tomb has just the right amount of stability to cover ground while threading the needle on approach shots, whether thrown forehand or backhand. It can also be used as a crossover mid-range, driving putter, or to hold the line while putting from distance or in moderate winds.

The MVP Neutron Soft Glitch offers a flexible, grippy feel that makes it easy to control for touch shots and casual catch. The Neutron Soft Glitch delivers the same floaty, straight flight path while adding a tackier hand feel.

The Firefly is made for any player demanding a stable putt-and-approach disc. It features a beadless rim with a firm plastic that's grippy and can take on the wind. This is Nate Sexton's signature putter!

Electron Firm plastic makes the Pixel stiffer while keeping the same baseline grip. The Electron Firm Pixel delivers a straight, glidey putter flight with a firmer hand feel preferred by many players.

The D-Blend X-Out Alpaca provides the same flat, grippy feel and straight flight as the stock D-Blend version. With minor cosmetic flaws and a lower price, it's the most affordable way to try the Infinite Discs Alpaca—ideal for putting practice, fieldwork, or building depth in your bag.

The Elevation Disc Golf Groundhog is an overstable approach disc designed with a unique anti-gyro construction to reduce glide and bring the disc to the ground faster. Instead of concentrating weight around the rim, the Groundhog places additional material in the center of the flight plate, reducing gyroscopic stability and causing the disc to lose forward carry earlier in flight. This creates a controlled, dropping finish that helps limit unwanted skips or long ground play.

The Groundhog also features a lower-profile design compared to similar low-glide approach discs, giving it a more comfortable feel in the hand for both forehand and backhand throws. Made with Elevation’s flexible hit-and-stick material, it is designed to absorb impact and stay near the landing zone, making aggressive approach runs and controlled placement shots easier to manage.

The Luna is the first putter in the Paul McBeth line for Discraft. It is his primary putter and it is more overstable than a lot of other putters. It works great as a low-glide, beadless putter for players who putt with a lot of confidence. It is a popular putter due to the reputation of Paul McBeth as a winner and will serve other experienced players well.

Special Blend plastic provides a premium, tacky feel with a unique swirled appearance. The Special Blend Luna delivers straight-to-overstable flights with excellent grip and control.

The DX Aviar is the most popular version of this iconic putter, known for its exceptional grip and consistent release. With a slightly softer feel and lower cost than premium plastics, the Innova DX Aviar is widely trusted for putting, short approaches, and even straight tunnel shots. As it wears in, it gains glide and versatility, making it easy to cycle for different shot shapes.

Electron plastic gives the Pixel a grippy, baseline feel that seasons in quickly. The Electron Pixel is a straight-flying putter with high glide, making it a reliable choice for both putting and approach shots.

Electron Soft plastic gives the Pixel extra flexibility and a chain-grabbing, tacky feel. The Electron Soft Pixel offers glidey, straight putter flights with softer landings and enhanced grip.

The Proxy shares the same core as the Envy, but is a straight flyer. Thrown hard or soft, this disc will fly as straight as an arrow. Use it as a putting putter for those who like shallower putters, or a go-to thowing putter.

Simon Lizotte proves the utility of this disc as his go-to throwing putter and approach disc from all distances.

The Luna is the first putter in the Paul McBeth line for Discraft. It is his primary putter and it is more overstable than a lot of other putters. It works great as a low-glide, beadless putter for players who putt with a lot of confidence. It is a popular putter due to the reputation of Paul McBeth as a winner and will serve other experienced players well.