Nice Discs rates the Kuhle 2/4/-1/1 and calls it a straight-flying putter. On those numbers it has a touch of turn and a light finish; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players who want an overstable putter for wind or hard-fading approaches. Nice Discs says the Kuhle doubles as a spinner, with a nub built into the bottom for spinning the disc. Nice Discs credits Kyle Henderlong as a design collaborator, and the artwork it submitted with the PDGA certification calls the Kuhle its third disc release and says kuhle means nice in Zulu. The PDGA approved the Kuhle on July 27, 2026 (certification 26-100, 175.1 g maximum weight), at a 21.1 cm diameter, a 1.6 cm height, a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.2 cm rim width. Nice Discs listed it for sale in August 2026, and its home page describes its discs as fully 3D printed from TPU. As of October 27, 2026, our plastics data does not record a run for the Kuhle.
Nice Discs rates the Kuhle 2/4/-1/1 and calls it a straight-flying putter. On those numbers it has a touch of turn and a light finish; its ratings suggest it is less suited to players who want an overstable putter for wind or hard-fading approaches.
Nice Discs says the Kuhle doubles as a spinner, with a nub built into the bottom for spinning the disc. Nice Discs credits Kyle Henderlong as a design collaborator, and the artwork it submitted with the PDGA certification calls the Kuhle its third disc release and says kuhle means nice in Zulu.
The PDGA approved the Kuhle on July 27, 2026 (certification 26-100, 175.1 g maximum weight), at a 21.1 cm diameter, a 1.6 cm height, a 1.3 cm rim depth and a 1.2 cm rim width. Nice Discs listed it for sale in August 2026, and its home page describes its discs as fully 3D printed from TPU. As of October 27, 2026, our plastics data does not record a run for the Kuhle.
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