Best-Selling Disc Golf Putters
As we reach the end of 2016, it’s time to review one of the most exciting years in the world of disc golf and take a closer look at the best-selling disc golf putters. With the sport gaining momentum worldwide, competition among brands like Dynamic Discs, Innova, Latitude 64, Discraft, MVP, Prodigy, and Gateway has become increasingly intense. The following rankings are based on total sales data collected from Infinite Discs, one of the leading online disc golf retailers. These rankings include all plastics and special edition releases.
Interestingly, this year’s list includes not only traditional putters but also several popular approach discs. This trend is largely influenced by professional players such as Ricky Wysocki and Paul McBeth, whose disc choices significantly impact buying behavior among disc golf enthusiasts. Discs like the Harp and Nova saw a surge in popularity thanks to their professional exposure.
Top 30 Best-Selling Disc Golf Putters of 2016
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Dynamic Discs JUDGE
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Gateway WIZARD
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Innova AVIAR
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Westside HARP
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Discmania P2 “Psycho”
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Latitude 64 PURE
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Dynamic Discs WARDEN
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Innova NOVA
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Latitude 64 DAGGER
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Discraft ZONE
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Axiom ENVY
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MVP ION
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Prodigy PA-4
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Prodigy PA-3
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MVP ANODE
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MVP ATOM
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Innova COLT
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Latitude 64 MERCY
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Westside SHIELD
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Discraft ROACH
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Axiom PROXY
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Gateway VOODOO
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Prodigy PA-1
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Vibram RIDGE
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Innova RHYNO
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Innova DART
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Discraft CHALLENGER
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Discraft BANGER GT
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Kastaplast BERG
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Prodiscus JOKERI
Why These Putters Dominated the Market
The Dynamic Discs Judge claimed the number one spot due to its perfect balance of stability, comfort, and versatility in putting and approach shots. The Gateway Wizard continued to be a fan favorite for its consistent flight in all conditions. Meanwhile, the legendary Innova Aviar remains one of the most trusted discs in disc golf history, especially among beginners and advanced players alike.
The rise of the Westside Harp can be attributed to Ricky Wysocki’s dominance with it during his competitive season. Similarly, Paul McBeth’s use of the Innova Nova made it a trending choice for players seeking precision approaches. The Discmania P2 also grew rapidly in popularity thanks to its firm feel and predictable stability, ideal for professional-level putting.
🔮 Trends to Expect in 2017
Looking ahead to 2017, highly stable and overstable putters like the Dagger and Harp are expected to continue trending upward. The disc golf community is constantly searching for the “perfect putter,” and many players frequently switch putters in search of better confidence on the green. With new professional sponsorships, special edition plastics, and signature series releases, the ranking for 2017 could shift rapidly.Best Understable Disc Golf Discs
Final Thoughts: What This Ranking Teaches Us
The analysis of the best-selling disc golf putters shows the strong influence of professional players, disc feel, and overall consistency in performance. Players tend to trust models with proven results on the competitive stage. If you are looking to improve your putting game or upgrade your approach disc selection, this top 30 list provides a solid foundation when choosing your next disc.
Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned tournament player, investing in a reliable putter can dramatically improve your scoring potential. As we enter 2017, it will be exciting to see which models continue to dominate and which new releases gain momentum in the rapidly evolving world of disc golf.
Let’s see which putters jump to the top in 2017! Certainly there will be some that are already enjoying huge momentum, like the Dagger and Harp, but there could be newcomers that start to gain some steam in the coming months. Putter trends can be somewhat volatile, and many players tend to change their putter preferences quickly as they search for the silver bullet that will give their putting game a much needed boost.Best Discs for Turnover Shots
None of the top 10 surprise me too much, except for the Nova. I know it’s a great disc, straight flyer, great for form, but I know one person who throws it… seems like I’d see it more.
Look at almost any mainly innova thrower or innova pro, they bag one
Aaron, I see tons of the pros using the Nova but I just do not see them that much here in MI. Obviously I will choose the data over empirical data, but still.
Nova is a great driving putter that will stick when it hits. It’s a terrible actual putter imo
I’m surprised the Latitude 64 Pure isn’t higher. I know a ton of people who use the Pure for both putting and approach shots.
The First 3 are what I use only and I pretty good at putting 🤗
No love for the Whale? Champ Whale is my go to approach disc. I must be the only one…
Man, people need to get on that SHIELD train!
Yuuuuuup…
Gateway Magic!!!
I was surprised to see the Challenger so far down on the list. Below the Dart… really? I would have expected it to be in the top ten.
Judge all day!
Where’s the Legacy putters they got some real good putters clutch, prowler, hunter, clozer
There are a lot of good putters that aren’t in the top 30 in sales at Infinite Discs. Those Legacy putters would simply be further down the list in sales. The putter I’m currently using is way down there, just because not many people use it…yet. Still love it though.
MVP Atom, with its trusty electron plastic, is top of my list for circle 1 and circle 2 putts. Second choice being the Axiom Envy for driving off the tee and long distance approach!
The list isn’t what people throw it is what people buy. I’ve had 8 star aviars that I rotate and have had for 5 years but I buy a bunch of other putters to test them out for other spots in my bag.
Daaaaa TP Shield. In 17…
The Prodigy PA – 4 would be in the top 5 if it came in super soft plastc.
I hear you !! The 200, 300 and 350 all have nice texture but relatively stiff. My 400s are more flexible but sometimes skip out of the basket on longer putts. An RFF or Megasoft plastic would be great especially on the rocky, mountain-side courses I play on (Northern New Mexico).
Glad the Roach made the list (even if it got that high ’cause I bought so many from Infinite Discs).