The Momentum is a putt and approach disc rated 3/7/0/0. Zero turn, zero fade and 7 glide read as a putter built to hold a straight line and carry: nothing in the rating pulls it off course. It is not the mold for forcing a hard fade. It was the first PDGA certification from Supersonic Discs, a Danish company that pitches itself as the disc golf brand that floats, approved on 20 November 2023 and launched on the Danish market in June 2024 as the brand's second disc to reach shops. Supersonic's listing pitches it as a putter with an exceptional ability to fly laser straight while keeping its glide longer than putters you have thrown before, and the brand's catalogue and launch post both print the same figures carried here. A grippier putter plastic the brand calls Sonic Putt was announced for the Momentum mold in February 2025, a run our plastics data does not yet record. TryDiscs records Sonic Flow and Sonic Glow runs of the mold.
The Momentum is a putt and approach disc rated 3/7/0/0. Zero turn, zero fade and 7 glide read as a putter built to hold a straight line and carry: nothing in the rating pulls it off course. It is not the mold for forcing a hard fade.
It was the first PDGA certification from Supersonic Discs, a Danish company that pitches itself as the disc golf brand that floats, approved on 20 November 2023 and launched on the Danish market in June 2024 as the brand's second disc to reach shops. Supersonic's listing pitches it as a putter with an exceptional ability to fly laser straight while keeping its glide longer than putters you have thrown before, and the brand's catalogue and launch post both print the same figures carried here. A grippier putter plastic the brand calls Sonic Putt was announced for the Momentum mold in February 2025, a run our plastics data does not yet record.
TryDiscs records Sonic Flow and Sonic Glow runs of the mold.
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