The Joey is the first putter from Loop Discs, the Australian maker of the Wonder midrange and the Swoop driver. The PDGA approved it on October 26, 2026 (certification 26-137, 176.0 g maximum weight). As of that date, Loop's website still presents it as an unnamed first putter without flight numbers, so its certified dimensions supply the available fit detail: a 21.2 cm diameter, a 2.0 cm height, a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.1 cm rim width. Loop says it designed the putter to dial in accuracy from inside and outside the circle, describes a straight, neutral flight that can be thrown off the tee or shaped on approach, and says it refined a grippy plastic for putting. Its page says the putter was sent for PDGA approval on October 7, 2026, and that Loop aims to have it in production before the end of 2026. The approval artwork pairs the Joey name with a kangaroo, on the same yellow-disc graphic Loop's site uses for its coming-soon putter; the photographed test sample is unstamped pink plastic. As of October 26, 2026, compared with Loop's two earlier PDGA-approved molds, the Joey stands taller, at 2.0 cm against the Wonder's 1.7 cm and the Swoop's 1.4 cm, and its 1.1 cm rim is narrower than their 1.4 cm and 2.1 cm. Players choosing a putter by stated stability should wait for Loop's launch numbers rather than infer them from the shape.
The Joey is the first putter from Loop Discs, the Australian maker of the Wonder midrange and the Swoop driver. The PDGA approved it on October 26, 2026 (certification 26-137, 176.0 g maximum weight). As of that date, Loop's website still presents it as an unnamed first putter without flight numbers, so its certified dimensions supply the available fit detail: a 21.2 cm diameter, a 2.0 cm height, a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.1 cm rim width.
Loop says it designed the putter to dial in accuracy from inside and outside the circle, describes a straight, neutral flight that can be thrown off the tee or shaped on approach, and says it refined a grippy plastic for putting. Its page says the putter was sent for PDGA approval on October 7, 2026, and that Loop aims to have it in production before the end of 2026. The approval artwork pairs the Joey name with a kangaroo, on the same yellow-disc graphic Loop's site uses for its coming-soon putter; the photographed test sample is unstamped pink plastic.
As of October 26, 2026, compared with Loop's two earlier PDGA-approved molds, the Joey stands taller, at 2.0 cm against the Wonder's 1.7 cm and the Swoop's 1.4 cm, and its 1.1 cm rim is narrower than their 1.4 cm and 2.1 cm. Players choosing a putter by stated stability should wait for Loop's launch numbers rather than infer them from the shape.
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