The Discraft Z Fly Dye Luna is Paul McBeth's primary putter cast in Z plastic with a one-of-a-kind fly dye finish, so no two discs look alike. It is the putter McBeth trusts on tour, and Discraft builds it to be more overstable than most putters in the line.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 4 / 0 / 2

Z plastic here is firm and a little slick fresh out of the bag, similar in stiffness to Discraft's harder putter line blends, and the fly dye process does not soften that feel. It breaks in over a season to a grippier surface most people prefer for putting, while holding its shape and stability far longer than a base plastic Luna.

Putt with it at a normal release and it flies flat and low with a short, dependable fade at the end rather than skipping past the chains. Thrown with more speed on an approach it holds a line well and does not turn over even into a headwind. This is a putter for players who already putt with confidence and want a beadless option with more stability than a straight or understable putter; newer players who tend to putt soft may find it drops a touch early on longer looks.

Want the same mold in a softer, grippier premium blend? The Discraft ESP Luna is the one to try. Prefer a translucent finish instead? The Discraft Jawbreaker Luna gives you that in a similar flight. See 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.