The Discraft Putter Line Challenger is the budget entry point into a mold Discraft has made since 1993, a tall overstable putt and approach disc with a domey top and a beveled bottom rim for grip. It is the same flight the premium runs are built on, just at a price that lets you buy a few to practice with.

Flight Numbers: 2 / 3 / 0 / 2

Putter Line plastic is grippy right out of the wrapper but beats in relatively fast, which softens the flight into something more neutral after a season of regular play. It is inexpensive enough to keep several in the bag or the practice basket without worrying about wear.

Fresh out of the package it holds a controlled approach distance of about 180 to 200 feet before fading left, sometimes with a small skip on landing. Once it has a few rounds on it, that fade smooths out and it lands softer instead of bouncing. It works as a straightforward approach disc for shots just outside real putting range, and its overstable nature keeps it from folding over in a stiff breeze. Beginners get an affordable practice putter that will not punish a bad release too harshly, and it makes a fine cheap driving putter for anyone building a bag on a budget.

Want to try the extra overstable version of this mold? The Putter Line Challenger OS pushes the fade even further in the same plastic. Ready to upgrade the durability? The Jawbreaker Challenger holds its flight much longer. Browse the rest of our Challenger collection.

Speed 2, glide 3, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 1.0 cm, max weight 174 g.