The Roach is a straight, glidey putt-and-approach disc rated 2/4/0/1, a beadless putter that flies straight with plenty of glide and only a slight fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is built as a dependable, glide-forward putting and approach disc. Its glide and near-neutral flight make it a comfortable straight-line putter and approach tool: it holds the line you give it and carries well, which suits both putting and longer approaches. It is a beadless putter. A longtime favorite among Team Discraft players, the Roach is offered across the full range of Discraft putter plastics rather than as a single signature run. Putter Line and its soft and swirl variants give the classic putting feel; ESP, Jawbreaker, Titanium and the glow and premium runs cover firmer and specialty options.
The Roach is a straight, glidey putt-and-approach disc rated 2/4/0/1, a beadless putter that flies straight with plenty of glide and only a slight fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). It is built as a dependable, glide-forward putting and approach disc.
Its glide and near-neutral flight make it a comfortable straight-line putter and approach tool: it holds the line you give it and carries well, which suits both putting and longer approaches. It is a beadless putter.
A longtime favorite among Team Discraft players, the Roach is offered across the full range of Discraft putter plastics rather than as a single signature run.
Putter Line and its soft and swirl variants give the classic putting feel; ESP, Jawbreaker, Titanium and the glow and premium runs cover firmer and specialty options.
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