Discraft prints a 3/4/0/1 rating in the flight boxes on the UltraLuna's First Run stamp. On those numbers it flies straight with a gentle fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players who want an overstable putter for hard-fading approaches. Discraft presents the UltraLuna as a new version of the Luna, the putter it developed with Paul McBeth, with flight rings across the flight plate inspired by the Discraft UltraStar. Discraft says the rings give a more connected grip, and that the disc began in the Luna Battle Pack before a stock release. The PDGA approved it as "UltraLuna (PM-1025-P)" on October 27, 2025 (certification 25-164, 176.0 g maximum weight), at a 21.2 cm diameter, a 2.1 cm height, a 1.5 cm rim depth and a 1.0 cm rim width. In June 2026, Discraft announced the stock release in its putter blends, open to retailer orders from June 19 and on Discraft.com from July 10. Try Discs lists it in Putter Line Hard and Putter Line Soft.
Discraft prints a 3/4/0/1 rating in the flight boxes on the UltraLuna's First Run stamp. On those numbers it flies straight with a gentle fade; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players who want an overstable putter for hard-fading approaches.
Discraft presents the UltraLuna as a new version of the Luna, the putter it developed with Paul McBeth, with flight rings across the flight plate inspired by the Discraft UltraStar. Discraft says the rings give a more connected grip, and that the disc began in the Luna Battle Pack before a stock release.
The PDGA approved it as "UltraLuna (PM-1025-P)" on October 27, 2025 (certification 25-164, 176.0 g maximum weight), at a 21.2 cm diameter, a 2.1 cm height, a 1.5 cm rim depth and a 1.0 cm rim width. In June 2026, Discraft announced the stock release in its putter blends, open to retailer orders from June 19 and on Discraft.com from July 10. Try Discs lists it in Putter Line Hard and Putter Line Soft.
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