The Koi is a flexible Elevation Disc Golf putter rated 3/4/-1/0, which Elevation calls understable. It fits touch approaches and gentle putting flights where glide matters more than a fading finish. Elevation's OG listing describes particularly floppy silicone rubber and a turning flight. The company says it chose that flexibility to absorb impacts and reduce skips or rollaways. That is the distinctive material reason to consider Koi, alongside a feel that differs substantially from a conventional rigid putting disc. Designer Austin Minnocci recommends a slight hyzer release for straight approaches, using the turn to raise the flight toward flat. The PDGA approved Koi on 19 April 2021 (21-49). Elevation's 2026 OG listing celebrates the mold's fifth birthday with a special stamp.
The Koi is a flexible Elevation Disc Golf putter rated 3/4/-1/0, which Elevation calls understable. It fits touch approaches and gentle putting flights where glide matters more than a fading finish.
Elevation's OG listing describes particularly floppy silicone rubber and a turning flight. The company says it chose that flexibility to absorb impacts and reduce skips or rollaways. That is the distinctive material reason to consider Koi, alongside a feel that differs substantially from a conventional rigid putting disc.
Designer Austin Minnocci recommends a slight hyzer release for straight approaches, using the turn to raise the flight toward flat.
The PDGA approved Koi on 19 April 2021 (21-49). Elevation's 2026 OG listing celebrates the mold's fifth birthday with a special stamp.
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