The Discraft ESP Luna is Paul McBeth's primary putter, and in ESP it is a low glide, beadless putter built for players who putt with confidence rather than touch.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 4 / 0 / 2

ESP is a soft, grippy premium plastic with a smooth top that never fights your release. It is not the stiff Special Blend competition version, so it feels friendlier in the hand out of the box, and it takes a little longer to beat in than base plastics while still holding a straight, overstable line for years.

Putt with it and it flies flat with almost no turn and finishes with a firm, reliable fade, which makes long comeback putts rare. It can handle some headwind before it turns over on you, but push it hard as a throwing putter and the beadless rim will flip and carve rather than hold. Advanced players like it as their main putter for exactly that overstable dependability, and it also works as an approach disc for anyone who wants one disc to do both jobs.

Want a softer plastic for a similar flight? The Jawbreaker Luna feels a little grippier in cold weather. Prefer the same mold with the McBeast dye pattern? The Signature ESP Luna is the one to grab. Browse the rest of our stable putters.

Speed 3, glide 4, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.1 cm, rim width 1.1 cm, max weight 176 g.