The putter is the most important disc in your bag. You use it for the last throw on every hole, and often the second-to-last one too. A good putter gives you confidence: you know how it feels in your hand and where it will fly.
Here's a short guide to choosing the right putter, along with our top 10 for 2026. Pure takes first place, followed by Estonia's own GRAM Tallinn and our best-selling putters of the past year.
How to choose a putter?
- Grip and feel. A putter should feel comfortable and secure in your hand. If possible, try holding a few different discs before buying, or start with a model that many players use.
- Shallow or deep profile. A shallow putter (like Pure) flies straight and works well for throwing too. A deeper putter (like Pixel or Judge) gives you a more secure grip when putting.
- Beaded or beadless? A bead is a small ridge underneath the rim of a disc. Many players prefer it because it gives their fingers a more consistent feel along the rim. Pure is beadless, while Peak from the same family has a bead.
- Soft or hard plastic. Softer plastic grips the chains better and feels more comfortable in winter. Harder plastic offers a more consistent flight and holds its straight flight path longer.
- Flight numbers. For putting, choose a straight-flying disc. For windy conditions and approach shots, pick a more stable putter with a fade of 2–3. Also check out what disc golf flight numbers mean.
Tip
Keep one putter just for putting and another of the same model for throwing. That way, your putting putter won't wear out as quickly, and your hand gets used to the same grip.
Best putters of 2026
We've picked ten putters that are currently in stock at Discgolf.eu. Each one comes with a short description, who it's best suited for, and flight numbers in this order: speed | glide | turn | fade.
#1
Latitude 64 Pure
Pure is a shallow, beadless putter that flies very straight. Kristin Lätt (Tattar) also uses it for putting. Pure works well both near the basket and for short approach shots because it does exactly what you expect it to.
Who it's for: Everyone, especially players who want one reliable putter for both putting and throwing.
#2
GRAM Discs Tallinn
Tallinn is a putter from Estonian disc golf brand GRAM, made in Finland. It's balanced and predictable: it flies straight with a gentle finish. A great choice for both putting and short approach shots.
Who it's for: Players looking for a straight-flying putter who also want to support an Estonian brand.
#3
Latitude 64 Peak
Peak is based on Pure but has a small bead underneath the rim. Its flight is just as reliable, while the grip feels more familiar to players who are used to beaded putters.
Who it's for: Pure fans who want a beaded version.
#4
Axiom Discs Electron Pixel
Pixel is the first putter in the Simon Line. Its deep profile and microbead provide a secure grip, and it flies straight for both spin putters and push putters.
Who it's for: Players who want a deep putter with a secure grip.
#5
Kastaplast K1 Berg
Berg is a unique putter that doesn't fly very far and stops quickly after landing. It really shines on short shots: if you miss the basket, the disc won't roll far away.
Who it's for: Players who want to throw more confidently towards the basket without facing long comeback putts.
#6
Discmania P2
P2 is a classic among putters. Its stable flight and reliable finish make it a versatile disc for putting, approach shots and even playing in the wind.
Who it's for: Players who want a proven, versatile putter.
#7
MVP Neutron Soft Glitch
Glitch is a lightweight, soft disc with exceptional glide. It stays in the air for a long time and flies straight even at low throwing speeds.
Who it's for: Beginners, children and anyone looking for an easy-to-throw approach disc.
#8
Westside Discs Harp
Harp is an overstable approach disc with a reliable fade to the left at the end of its flight (for a right-handed backhand throw). It's one of the most dependable choices in windy conditions.
Who it's for: Players who need a wind-resistant disc for approach shots.
#9
Dynamic Discs Judge
Judge is a popular deep-profile putter with a bead. Classic Blend plastic offers good grip, and the disc flies straight and reliably.
Who it's for: Players who prefer a deeper putter with a good grip.
#10
Discraft ESP Zone
Zone is an overstable approach disc that many players use for short, controlled shots towards the basket. It doesn't fly far, but its finish is very predictable.
Who it's for: Players who want an approach disc with a reliable finish, even on windy days.
Which putter is right for you?
- First putter: Pure, GRAM Tallinn or Glitch.
- Straight putting: Pure, Tallinn, Pixel.
- Beaded grip: Peak, P2, Judge.
- Wind and approach shots: Harp and Zone.
- Confident short throws: Berg.
Frequently asked questions
How many putters should you have in your bag?
One is enough to start with. As you play more, get a second disc of the same model for throwing and keep one just for putting. Many players also add a more overstable approach disc, such as Harp or Zone.
Which putter is best for beginners?
Something straight and forgiving: Pure, GRAM Tallinn or a lighter Glitch. Also check out discs for beginners.
Soft or hard plastic?
Softer plastic grips the chains and feels more comfortable in cold weather. Harder plastic offers a more consistent flight. If you're unsure, start with medium-firm plastic.
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