Discraft

The Discraft Anax embodies precision distance with remarkably consistent flight, delivering a laser-straight 10-speed profile that carves precise lines while maintaining subtle fade. Its clean design belies the challenging dynamics – anhyzer windows are vanishingly small, requiring pinpoint release angles to unlock full potential. Pro players praise its surgical predictability, but casual throwers should exercise caution as the Anax will harshly expose minor technique flaws.

The Discraft Avenger SS is a precision distance driver with exceptional control potential, offering a remarkably stable flight path that holds its line through turns while maintaining moderate range and gentle fade. Its unique -3 turn rating allows for incredible accuracy at long ranges, making it highly prized among experienced players seeking pinpoint throws. Despite its modest fade, the Avenger SS develops remarkable late-stage glide, often appearing to sail through the air rather than descend rapidly.

The Discraft Crank SS is a precision distance driver that cuts through headwinds with ease, offering a consistent fade that allows for controlled approach shots into tight windows. With its moderate 13 speed, this disc generates enough power to reach distant pins while maintaining enough glide to carry over obstacles, making it a favorite among experienced players who value touch and control. The Crank SS's -3 turn rating means it will hold a relatively flat trajectory, allowing for pinpoint placement and precision accuracy.

The Discraft Flash cuts through air with laser-like precision, offering a precise distance driver that's notoriously challenging to control – expert throwers can tame its aggressive fade but newcomers beware: this disc demands respect. At 10 speed and -2 turn, the Flash is designed for long bombs, not gentle approaches; trust it only when you're committed to maximum range.

The Discraft Flick is a notoriously understable distance driver that drops off hard, making it nearly unthrowable for most players due to its extreme fade potential and minuscule glide, but a select few have learned to harness its unique properties for extremely tight lines at long range. At 12 speed, it's quick off the tee but loses control quickly, creating an unpredictable flight that demands precision and practice. Its 5 fade rating is often hyperbolic even among experienced players who've struggled with this disc's infamous over-stability.

The Discraft Force is an elite distance driver with incredibly consistent flight - its 0 turn rating means it tracks straight as an arrow off the tee before fading predictably into gentle right-hand turn. Carved from premium Z plastic for rock-solid durability, this Force disc delivers high-speed power with remarkably smooth, stable flight. Its 3 fade makes it perfect for players seeking a controllable, long-range throw without extreme drop-off at landing.

Ricky Wysocki's First Run driver, released wide in June 2026. An overstable 10-speed with a strong, predictable forward finish for power throwers.

The Discraft Heat delivers pinpoint accuracy with a unique blend of glide and stability, making it an exceptional distance driver for precise placement at longer ranges where traditional drivers fall short. Its subtle fade allows experienced players to trust extended throws while maintaining control through dense foliage or tight fairways. Despite its moderate speed, the Heat's remarkable turn resistance enables consistent trajectories even in windy conditions.

The Machete cuts through dense foliage with precision, maintaining remarkable stability even at high speeds despite its moderate 0 turn rating that can sometimes become slightly more dynamic than expected. With a subtle fade, this distance driver rewards controlled throws that stay on target, particularly when driven under 400 feet where it becomes notably more manageable. Its signature characteristic is exceptional predictability for a disc with such potential power.

The Discraft Nuke excels as a highly overstable distance driver with an unpredictable flight that resists fading even at extreme speeds, making it perfect for headwinds and tight windows. Its -1 turn rating creates a sharp entry angle that's both intimidating to catch and challenging to handle. When released with confidence, the Nuke consistently holds its line through the fairway before eventually releasing into a soft fade.

The Discraft Nuke SS embodies precision distance with a calculated flight: piercing 400+ foot throws glide tightly to their targets while maintaining razor-sharp turn, then stabilizing into an assertive fade. Famous for its reliable, high-end performance, this 13-speed distance driver demands deliberate release and rewards thoughtful execution with pinpoint accuracy. Its subtle -3 turn creates a deceptive shape before the sharp, predictable 3-degree fade locks in place.

The Discraft Raptor is a precision distance driver that excels at carrying long distances with surprisingly little turn, its 0 degree rating making it one of the straightest high-speed discs in the game despite moderate fade. While not excessively overstable, it does hold a consistent line and requires deliberate power to control. As a category 9/4 speed and glide profile, Raptor delivers on distance potential but demands pinpoint throwing technique.

The Discraft Surge SS carves a precise line through the air with remarkably consistent flight, its slow speed belied by deceptive distance potential that rewards precise, controlled release angles. Despite moderate glide numbers, this 11-speed Distance Driver actually exhibits surprisingly long-range capability when paired with proper throw technique. Overstable enough to withstand rough conditions but still responsive for skilled players, the Surge SS has become a favorite among strategic disc golfers.

Paul McBeth's workhorse fairway driver. Reliable and versatile.

The Discraft Vulture is a precision distance driver characterized by extremely stable flight patterns that maintain consistent line and speed through even moderate headwinds, earning it a reputation as one of the most reliable long-range discs in competitive play. Its narrow rim profile and 0-turn rating create an exceptionally straight trajectory with minimal deviation. For experienced throwers seeking unerring accuracy at extended ranges, the Vulture's understated performance makes it a trusted tool for strategic shot placement.

The Discraft Zeus delivers precision distance with its predictable 12 speed and 3 degree fade, consistently holding line even at high velocities while maintaining gentle turn that rarely becomes noticeable. Its unique flight characteristics make it a go-to for players seeking reliable long-range accuracy without excessive power demands. The -1 turn rating actually translates to remarkably straight flight patterns under normal conditions.

The Discraft Mantis is an exceptionally controllable fairway driver that excels at navigating tight windows with minimal fade, its -2 turn rating allowing for precision placement in dense woods and open fields alike. While not extremely fast, this 8/4 disc compensates with pinpoint accuracy and a remarkably consistent flight path, making it ideal for players seeking precise shot shaping. Its 2-fade rating provides just enough finish to hold lines without over-hyping, resulting in a truly reliable workhorse that rewards thoughtful execution.

The Discraft Stalker is an ultra-overstable fairway driver that refuses to turn, delivering consistent fade off every angle with its -1 Turn rating and 2-unit Fade. Its 7-speed power doesn't overwhelm—instead, precision placement becomes the key to unlocking this disc's potential for long-range shots where stability matters most. When paired with a strong arm, the Stalker becomes nearly uncatchable.

Debuted July 2026 as a First Run ESP release through Discraft's Pluto program. An overstable midrange built for dependable fade on approach lines and headwind shots.

The most popular midrange in disc golf. Perfect benchmark disc for all skill levels.

The Discraft Buzzz OS is a precision midrange that excels at navigating dense tree lines and tight fairways with consistent, predictable flight - its 0 turn rating means it tracks straight as an arrow until the fade kicks in. The subtle 3-unit fade provides gentle slowing without dramatic drop-off, making this disc perfect for controlled approach shots to pin positions. Despite being overstable, the Buzzz OS still offers surprisingly high glide for a midrange, allowing it to carry farther than its speed would suggest.

The Discraft Buzzz SS is a precision midrange disc with exceptional control and minimal fade, carving tight lines through fairways with its -2 turn rating and 1 fade signature. Its 5 speed provides reliable distance while the 4 glide number ensures consistent height retention throughout flight. This SS version enhances the already remarkable straightness of the standard Buzzz by reducing dynamic overstability.

The Discraft Comet is a precision midrange driver that excels at controlled lines and pinpoint accuracy, with its -2 turn rating allowing for subtle adjustments without sacrificing stability. Its 4 speed designation belies exceptional distance potential when thrown with conviction, while the 1 fade keeps the disc remarkably trackable. The Comet's glide of 5 makes it an ideal choice for players who value finesse over brute force.

The Discraft Drone is a precision-crafted midrange disc with exceptional control and understable flight characteristics – its 1-unit turn rating makes it incredibly receptive to arm speed, allowing skilled players to manipulate trajectory with subtle wrist movements. While some may describe it as slightly overstable, most experienced throwers find the Drone sits comfortably in a neutral-to-slightly-under category when thrown with average power, offering smooth glide and moderate distance potential. Its signature flight pattern rewards precise throwing technique, making it an elite choice for players seeking precision control rather than raw power.

The Discraft Malta delivers precision accuracy with its tight turn and moderate fade, making it exceptionally reliable off the tee where control is paramount; its understable nature allows experienced players to shape lines while maintaining surprising distance. On slower arms, the Malta reveals a more forgiving side that can dip and recover with surprising pop. Its speed 5 designation belies considerable punch when driven with conviction.

The Discraft Meteor excels as an understable midrange option with gentle turn and gradual fade, perfect for players seeking control at slower speeds; its 5/5 glide rating makes it particularly formidable in flat open terrain. While it can be pushed to generate more angle, the Meteor's true strength lies in its consistent, forgiving flight that rewards precise release technique over brute force power. At slower arm speeds, this disc develops a distinctive "flutter" quality with unpredictable trajectory that demands careful approach management.

The Discraft Wasp is a precision-crafted Midrange disc with exceptional accuracy and control, featuring a remarkably straight flight path that holds its line with minimal turn despite moderate glide potential, making it perfect for players seeking precise placement shots at shorter to medium ranges. Its 0 rating on Turn makes it one of the straightest midranges available, allowing pinpoint throws that track predictably off the tee or out of dense brush. The subtle Fade 2 gives this disc gentle late-stage pull back, requiring deliberate release and follow-through to maximize its remarkable flight characteristics.

The elite forehand and approach disc. Heavy fade, excellent skip control.

The Discraft Zone OS offers a unique blend of understability and immense fade, making it an unpredictable yet highly effective midrange choice that demands skill to navigate at slower speeds. Its 4 speed and 5 fade make it notoriously difficult to control without power, while the tight turn and low glide limit its distance potential significantly. This is not a disc for beginners - Zone OS requires finesse and trust to unlock its full potential as a challenging midrange driver.

The Discraft Banger GT is an incredibly stable putter with zero turn and minimal fade, making it perfect for high-angle shots into tight windows where control reigns supreme; its 2 speed rating belies exceptional distance potential on gentle approaches. Players praise the Banger GT's consistent finish that refuses to dip or drop unexpectedly, allowing pinpoint placements into target zones. Its Category Putter designation underplays the disc's surprising range and straight-line flight characteristics that justify its professional-level popularity among tour players.

The Discraft Challenger offers incredible precision control with minimal speed loss, making it perfect for tight approach shots and slow, gentle putts that require pinpoint accuracy. Its remarkably flat flight pattern allows players to trust their lines even at extremely short distances, making it a favorite among professional putters. This category-putter consistently performs within 2-3 feet of its intended target, earning it a reputation as one of the most reliable and consistent discs on the market.

Paige Pierce's signature putter. Great glide and comfortable grip.

Ricky Wysocki First Run putt & approach, released June 2026. Low glide and overstable — built for windy approaches and touch shots that need to sit down fast.

Paul McBeth's signature putter. Extremely straight flight for confident putting.

The Discraft Magnet is an exceptionally stable putter that consistently holds line and finishes soft with minimal fade, making it ideal for tight windows and unpredictable surfaces. Its unique flight profile allows it to glide further than expected from its slow speed, while maintaining unparalleled control on approach shots. The Magnet's subtle -1 turn rating enables it to track straight when released correctly, becoming a trusted sidearm choice among professional players.

The Discraft Roach is an exceptionally stable putter that refuses to turn off target, making it perfect for tight lines and delicate approaches where control matters most. With minimal fade potential, this 2/4/0/1 disc excels at holding its line even when released with minimal power, allowing players of all skill levels to trust their short game. Its reputation as a "forever disc" is well-earned, consistently delivering predictable results from the basket's edge to 30 feet out.

New stock Discraft putter confirmed at 2/5/0/2 in June 2026, first seen in Chris Dickerson's CT Swirl run. High glide and straight-tracking off the tee or the circle's edge.

Reissued in 2026 as the official disc of the PDGA Professional World Championships. A slower, stable throwing putter with a touch of turn and a clean, dependable finish.