The Discraft Roach in CryZtal plastic is a stable, glide-heavy putter with a limited Ledgestone stamp, cast in a plastic Discraft builds for both durability and grip. It is one of the more approachable putters in the lineup, in the literal sense: point it where you want it to land and it gets there.

Flight Numbers: 2 / 4 / 0 / 1

CryZtal is clear and tacky, with enough grip to hold onto the chains instead of skipping off them. It is more durable than a base plastic putter, so it survives years of putting practice without going soft or losing its shape. The beadless rim keeps the profile low and narrow, which suits smaller hands as well as larger ones.

Thrown flat it flies straight with extra glide compared to most putters at this speed, so 40 and 50 foot putts carry with less effort. On a hyzer it holds the line, and on an anhyzer it bends around a tree without fighting you. Newer players use it as a point-and-shoot putter, and advanced players lean on it for the same reason once they trust the flight.

Good for anyone whose current putter is too overstable inside the circle, or who wants one putter that also covers approach shots up to 150 feet. Forehand throwers get a clean release from the low profile.

Want more overstability off the tee? The Jawbreaker Roach gives you the same mold in a firmer, grippier plastic. Need a softer option for cold rounds? The Putter Line Soft Roach is worth a look. Browse the rest of our stable putters.

Speed 2, glide 4, turn 0, fade 1. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.1 cm, max weight 175 g.