The Kratos is Paul McBeth's overstable beaded putt-and-approach disc, rated 3/3/0/3: no turn, modest glide, and a firm left finish, with a bead locking the rim in the hand. It is built for wind putts, driving-putter duty, and approaches that must not slip past the basket; players wanting float and finesse will pair it with something straighter. The formula is the trusted one for overstable putters: power it, flick it, or throw it into gusts, and the flight ends the same way, short and left of where a neutral putter would drift. Certified in December 2023 (PDGA cert 23-279), it joined the mythologically named molds of McBeth's Discraft line (the Zeus and Hades among them), and it sells under his name in the stock lineup. Runs so far: Putter Line Hard and Putter Line Soft under his stamp, plus a Big Z stock release.
The Kratos is Paul McBeth's overstable beaded putt-and-approach disc, rated 3/3/0/3: no turn, modest glide, and a firm left finish, with a bead locking the rim in the hand. It is built for wind putts, driving-putter duty, and approaches that must not slip past the basket; players wanting float and finesse will pair it with something straighter.
The formula is the trusted one for overstable putters: power it, flick it, or throw it into gusts, and the flight ends the same way, short and left of where a neutral putter would drift.
Certified in December 2023 (PDGA cert 23-279), it joined the mythologically named molds of McBeth's Discraft line (the Zeus and Hades among them), and it sells under his name in the stock lineup.
Runs so far: Putter Line Hard and Putter Line Soft under his stamp, plus a Big Z stock release.
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