The BumbleBob is a putt and approach disc rated 3/4/-1/0. A single point of turn with zero fade suggests a straight-to-understable putter flight that drifts gently right for a right-hand backhand and barely fades at all. It is not the putter for a hard left finish or a headwind. FotCot Discs, which bills itself on its Amazon listings as the official brand of cats playing disc golf, puts its cat Bob on every mold: the sample photographed for this disc's certification wears Bob in a knitted bee hat, antennae and all, over the tagline beelinetothebasket, with a flight panel printing the same figures carried here. The listing echoes the pitch, make a beeline to the basket, and sells the mold in putter packs of five, ten and twenty aimed at repetition practice. The PDGA approved it on 15 May 2023, the day the brand's entire four-disc record arrived at once. TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of September 2026.
The BumbleBob is a putt and approach disc rated 3/4/-1/0. A single point of turn with zero fade suggests a straight-to-understable putter flight that drifts gently right for a right-hand backhand and barely fades at all. It is not the putter for a hard left finish or a headwind.
FotCot Discs, which bills itself on its Amazon listings as the official brand of cats playing disc golf, puts its cat Bob on every mold: the sample photographed for this disc's certification wears Bob in a knitted bee hat, antennae and all, over the tagline beelinetothebasket, with a flight panel printing the same figures carried here. The listing echoes the pitch, make a beeline to the basket, and sells the mold in putter packs of five, ten and twenty aimed at repetition practice. The PDGA approved it on 15 May 2023, the day the brand's entire four-disc record arrived at once.
TryDiscs holds no plastics rows for it yet as of September 2026.
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