The Land Mine is Doomsday Discs' blunt approach disc rated 2/2/0/2. Its slow speed and low glide suit short placement work, with a moderate finish rather than a long carrying flight. Doomsday describes a can-lid-like outline and says the very blunt profile increases air resistance as the disc slows. The company recommends it for both forehand and backhand approaches. That is a distinct shape choice worth handling before buying: the grip is part of the attraction, rather than simply another way to get familiar putter flight. The manufacturer links the broad size and thick rim to its choice of firm baseline construction. For a player choosing an approach disc around stopping distance, that short-flight design is more relevant than maximum range. The PDGA approved Land Mine on 27 June 2022 (22-114).
The Land Mine is Doomsday Discs' blunt approach disc rated 2/2/0/2. Its slow speed and low glide suit short placement work, with a moderate finish rather than a long carrying flight.
Doomsday describes a can-lid-like outline and says the very blunt profile increases air resistance as the disc slows. The company recommends it for both forehand and backhand approaches. That is a distinct shape choice worth handling before buying: the grip is part of the attraction, rather than simply another way to get familiar putter flight.
The manufacturer links the broad size and thick rim to its choice of firm baseline construction. For a player choosing an approach disc around stopping distance, that short-flight design is more relevant than maximum range.
The PDGA approved Land Mine on 27 June 2022 (22-114).
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