The Surf is a DGA putt-and-approach disc rated 3/4/-1/1. It fits touch shots with modest turn and a mild finish, useful when the route calls for a smooth forward flight rather than a hard hook. More power can bring out additional turn, so a clean release matters on narrow approach lines. DGA identifies a beadless rim and a relatively shallow profile. Those features give a player who dislikes deep putters a concrete shape to try, including in a throwing grip. The manufacturer promotes the Surf for line-holding upshots, touch throws and putting. The PDGA approved the Surf on 1 April 2024. Its slower speed and small finish give it a different task from a wind-focused utility approach disc: the aim is to use angle and pace to place the shot, rather than relying on a large fade to correct the route.
The Surf is a DGA putt-and-approach disc rated 3/4/-1/1. It fits touch shots with modest turn and a mild finish, useful when the route calls for a smooth forward flight rather than a hard hook. More power can bring out additional turn, so a clean release matters on narrow approach lines.
DGA identifies a beadless rim and a relatively shallow profile. Those features give a player who dislikes deep putters a concrete shape to try, including in a throwing grip. The manufacturer promotes the Surf for line-holding upshots, touch throws and putting.
The PDGA approved the Surf on 1 April 2024. Its slower speed and small finish give it a different task from a wind-focused utility approach disc: the aim is to use angle and pace to place the shot, rather than relying on a large fade to correct the route.
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