The Benny is a beaded Lone Star Disc putter rated 3/4/0/2, with a straight flight and a gentle fade. It suits throwing putts and approach shots for a wide range of players. Players who want an overstable approach disc for wind should look elsewhere. Lone Star Disc describes a beaded, straight-to-stable putter with a consistent, straight flight and a little fade at the end, and recommends it as a throwing putter. When it was released in 2023, the company presented it as a beaded partner to its Penny Putter. A seasonal Zombie Benny edition followed in 2026. The PDGA approved the Benny on 20 February 2023 (23-54). Try Discs lists it in Alpha, Bravo, Delta 1, Delta 2, Lima and Lone Star Glow plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Kastaplast Tuff and the DGA Sonar.
The Benny is a beaded Lone Star Disc putter rated 3/4/0/2, with a straight flight and a gentle fade. It suits throwing putts and approach shots for a wide range of players. Players who want an overstable approach disc for wind should look elsewhere.
Lone Star Disc describes a beaded, straight-to-stable putter with a consistent, straight flight and a little fade at the end, and recommends it as a throwing putter. When it was released in 2023, the company presented it as a beaded partner to its Penny Putter. A seasonal Zombie Benny edition followed in 2026.
The PDGA approved the Benny on 20 February 2023 (23-54). Try Discs lists it in Alpha, Bravo, Delta 1, Delta 2, Lima and Lone Star Glow plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Kastaplast Tuff and the DGA Sonar.
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