Disc Golf Putters - For control, confidence, and those crucial throws
A putter is the disc you need to be able to rely on when it matters. It's the one you use for the final throw into the hole, but also the disc many players reach for on controlled approach shots and short throws from the tee. On New Discs' putter page, putters are described as precise and slower discs that land more softly than, for example, a driver, and are typically strong for throws up to about 40–60 meters.
That's also why the putter plays such a significant role in disc golf. You can have plenty of speed in your bag and still lose strokes if you don't have a putter that feels right in your hand. Conversely, a putter you truly trust can elevate your entire game. The right putter makes it easier to commit to the throw, hold the line, and feel like you're in control all the way.
How do you choose the right putter?
The most important thing when choosing a putter isn't just the flight numbers. It's the feel in your hand. Some players prefer a cleaner and more neutral release, while others want a little more fade or a specific depth in the grip. Therefore, it makes good sense to try out different profiles and feel what suits your style.
At New Disc, you'll find models like Anode and Atom, both of which fall into the putter category. Anode is described on the site as a putter with a clean release and a "point and shoot" feel, while Atom is highlighted as a straight flyer with great potential both from the tee and on longer approach shots. These are good examples that putters aren't just about putting in the circle, but also about control and versatility in the rest of the game.
For some players, the best putter is one that flies completely honestly and accurately reflects the throw you put on it. For others, it's about finding a disc that provides a little extra security at the finish. Both can be true. The most important thing is that you find a model you want to use again and again.
Putters aren't just for putting
A good disc golf putter is often one of the most versatile discs in the bag. It can be used for putts, short approach shots, controlled throws in the woods, and calm tee shots where precision is more important than raw speed. Precisely because the putter is slower and more controllable, it's a strong choice when you want to take some risk out of the throw.
That's also why many players build a large part of their short game around putters. Some choose one dedicated putting putter and another model for approach shots, while others prefer to keep it simple and get to know one favorite very well. Regardless, it makes sense to think of the putter as more than just "the last disc on the hole."
If you want to build the rest of your bag around your short game, it might also be a good idea to take a closer look atMidrange Drivers,Fairway DriversandDistance Drivers, so you get a setup that works well together from short to long throws. New Disc has all three categories collected in the navigation.
A good setup also depends on the rest of the equipment
Once you've found a putter you're comfortable with, it also makes sense to consider the rest of your setup. A good Disc Golf bags solution makes it easier to keep track of your favorites on the course, and if you practice putting at home, Baskets is an obvious category to look into. Both are fixed categories at New Disc.
If you're new to the sport, it can also be an advantage to start more simply. New Disc also hasStarter Sets, which are in the same disc universe on the site and can be a good way into the sport if you want to build your game from scratch.
Find your next putter at New Disc
At New Disc, you'll find a strong selection of putters from the MVP and Axiom universe, and the site prides itself on being Denmark's largest retailer of MVP and Axiom. This makes the putter page an obvious place to explore, whether you're looking for a new putting putter, a disc for controlled approach shots, or just want to test a new feel in your hand.
The right putter isn't just another disc in the bag. It's the disc you return to again and again because you know what it does, and because it gives you peace of mind when the throw counts.
