Meet The Discs

Putters

Dagger

Overstable 2-speed putter. Flies straight and fades at the end.

Keystone

Understable 2-speed putter. Has a slight turn with a very straight flightpath.

Pure

3-speed putt and approach disc that gives a little more distance for approaches and drives on short par 3s. Flies straight with a small fade at the end.

Midranges

Anchor

Very overstable 5-speed disc with a strong fade.

HRM Queen Elizabeth declared, "Anchor is the worst disc in Disc Golf Valley"

Compass

Slightly overstable 5-speed disc that flies straight with a reliable fade at the end.

Fuse

Understable 5-speed disc with a slight turn at the beginning of the flight.

Fairway Drivers

Explorer

Slightly overstable 7-speed disc with a straight flight and reliable fade at the end.

River

The understable 7-speed cousin to the Explorer. Has similar distance to the Explorer but has a strong turn at the start of the flight, and weaker fade.

Triple X

7 Speed, very overstable fairway driver

Saint Pro

8 Speed, neutral fairway driver

Pioneer

Very overstable 9-speed disc. Starts fading soon into the flight and continues to fade throughout the flight.

Musket

Straight flying 10-speed disc and the highest speed fairway driver. The flight has a slight turn at the start followed by soft, yet reliable fade.

Distance Drivers

Recoil

A slightly overstable 12-speed disc with a reliable fade at the end. This disc is a workhorse for many players.

Havoc

13 Speed, very understable distance driver

Ballista

An understable 14-speed driver. High speed and understability makes this the ultimate max distance disc in the game, bringing many eagles and albatrosses into play as well as new and exciting out-of-bounds opportunities if it gets away from you.

Ballista Pro

A more overstable 14-speed driver. In a comparison with the Ballista it will finish with more fade, but also flies just a bit further. The new King of the max distance discs.