The Warden is a beadless Dynamic Discs putter rated 2/4/0/0.5: a putter with an easy release, a neutral line and a very small fade. It suits players who want one comfortable putter for putting and short throws that goes where it is aimed. Players who prefer the feel of a bead, or who want a putter that holds a hyzer in the wind, may want something more stable. Dynamic Discs introduced the Warden as a beadless follow-up to its Judge and describes it as releasing cleanly and flying neutral. Players on Disc Golf Course Review say a broken-in Warden in Classic plastic flies straight with a gentle finish and turns slowly when thrown flat; some think its profile looks closer to an Aviar than to the Judge. The PDGA approved the Warden on 14 October 2013 (13-64), and it remains in wide production with dozens of runs. Try Discs lists it in Classic, Classic Soft, Classic Blend, Prime and Lucid, among many other runs, as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Mercy and the Discmania Rainmaker.
The Warden is a beadless Dynamic Discs putter rated 2/4/0/0.5: a putter with an easy release, a neutral line and a very small fade. It suits players who want one comfortable putter for putting and short throws that goes where it is aimed. Players who prefer the feel of a bead, or who want a putter that holds a hyzer in the wind, may want something more stable.
Dynamic Discs introduced the Warden as a beadless follow-up to its Judge and describes it as releasing cleanly and flying neutral. Players on Disc Golf Course Review say a broken-in Warden in Classic plastic flies straight with a gentle finish and turns slowly when thrown flat; some think its profile looks closer to an Aviar than to the Judge.
The PDGA approved the Warden on 14 October 2013 (13-64), and it remains in wide production with dozens of runs. Try Discs lists it in Classic, Classic Soft, Classic Blend, Prime and Lucid, among many other runs, as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Latitude 64 Mercy and the Discmania Rainmaker.
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