The P1x is Discmania's beaded straight putter, rated 2/3/0/0: no turn, no fade, just a clean line to the chains with a noticeable amount of glide. It is a putting-green-first putter that stays honest on upshots, and the dead-straight finish makes aiming as simple as it gets. Discmania frames it as the traditional option among its key putters: deeper than the flat P3x and beaded unlike the P2, with the bead giving a tactile, repeatable release. Simon Lizotte credited the bead for an accuracy jump when he switched, according to Discmania, and the brand especially recommends it to spin putters, who get easy extra distance from its glide. A staple since the Innova-made era, it carried through the move to in-house production and sells primarily in grippy D-Line for the green and firmer P-Line for approaches. Want the same straightness without a bead? That is the P1. Want wind insurance instead? That is the P3x's job.
The P1x is Discmania's beaded straight putter, rated 2/3/0/0: no turn, no fade, just a clean line to the chains with a noticeable amount of glide. It is a putting-green-first putter that stays honest on upshots, and the dead-straight finish makes aiming as simple as it gets.
Discmania frames it as the traditional option among its key putters: deeper than the flat P3x and beaded unlike the P2, with the bead giving a tactile, repeatable release. Simon Lizotte credited the bead for an accuracy jump when he switched, according to Discmania, and the brand especially recommends it to spin putters, who get easy extra distance from its glide.
A staple since the Innova-made era, it carried through the move to in-house production and sells primarily in grippy D-Line for the green and firmer P-Line for approaches. Want the same straightness without a bead? That is the P1. Want wind insurance instead? That is the P3x's job.
Want something like the P1x?
Describe what you’d change and get disc suggestions.
The P1x is essentially a beaded P1. The small bead gives a slightly different feel on release and a touch more consistency for some players, but the straight, low-fade flight is nearly identical. Choose based on whether you prefer a beaded or beadless feel.
TryDiscs ·July 17, 2026
Is the P1x good for putting?
Yes, the P1x is a straight, low-fade putter that works well for putting and approaches alike. Its exceptional glide and minimal fade make it especially popular with spin putters, and it holds a straight line with very little effort.
TryDiscs ·July 17, 2026
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star4.6·49 reviews from 4 stores
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