The Jack Rabbit is an overstable Lone Star Disc putt and approach disc rated 3/3/0/3. A firm fade suits headwind putts, spike hyzers and approach shots that need to finish left for a right-hand backhand. Players who want a straight, glidy putter should look elsewhere. Lone Star Disc describes a strong shoulder and a flat top, and pitches it for headwind putts, spike hyzers and flex lines. The company says it named the disc after the desert hare common in West Texas, and makes it only in Victor plastic, which it says floats in water. The PDGA approved the Jack Rabbit on 24 January 2022 (22-14). Lone Star Disc sold a limited V2 Jackrabbit in 2022 to benefit Nikko Locastro, and its 2026 Jacked Jackrabbit is a separate weighted warm-up disc of about 325 g that is not legal for PDGA play. Try Discs lists the Jack Rabbit in Victor and Victor 2 plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy P Model OS and the MVP Particle.
The Jack Rabbit is an overstable Lone Star Disc putt and approach disc rated 3/3/0/3. A firm fade suits headwind putts, spike hyzers and approach shots that need to finish left for a right-hand backhand. Players who want a straight, glidy putter should look elsewhere.
Lone Star Disc describes a strong shoulder and a flat top, and pitches it for headwind putts, spike hyzers and flex lines. The company says it named the disc after the desert hare common in West Texas, and makes it only in Victor plastic, which it says floats in water.
The PDGA approved the Jack Rabbit on 24 January 2022 (22-14). Lone Star Disc sold a limited V2 Jackrabbit in 2022 to benefit Nikko Locastro, and its 2026 Jacked Jackrabbit is a separate weighted warm-up disc of about 325 g that is not legal for PDGA play. Try Discs lists the Jack Rabbit in Victor and Victor 2 plastic as of October 2026. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy P Model OS and the MVP Particle.
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