We all know a disc golfer that throws a disc that nobody else throws. It might even be a brand that no one has even of before. But, that guy loves the disc and it flies well for them. That’s what it all boils down to: how does it fly for them.
When we started playing disc golf, we naturally gravitated to certain discs, while leaving others behind. Once we started throwing discs that flew well for us, we would stick with those. We would do the opposite with discs that didn’t fly well for us. We would sell, trade, give away, or stash the less desirable discs.
That method of building our bag likely remained unchanged. Keep the ones that work for us, get rid of the rest. That is the way we find the best discs for ourselves. But what about the best discs overall for everyone? Is there a good way to make a list of the best discs? In this blog, we will make that list!
When considering which discs would make a good fit for us and our skill level, it helps to see what discs work for the masses. To do that, we look at two data points: Which discs sell the most, and which discs are the highest rated. If a lot of people buy a disc, especially over time, it must be working for them. If they also give the disc a good rating, it is definitely working for them. None of that is a guarantee that the mold will work for us, but it gives ides about molds that work for a lot of people.
Let’s start by looking at the best-sellers at Discount Disc Golf.

- Divergent Discs Kraken – This fairway driver is useful for newer players as well as those with more experience.
- Divergent Discs Nuno – The Nuno is a straight-flying putter from Divergent Discs. It has minimal turn and fade, making it an excellent point-and-shoot disc.
- Divergent Discs Lawin – Even though the Lawin is a high-speed driver, it has enough turn to give newer players good distance. It comes in a variety of plastic types so you can get the feel you want.
- Thought Space Athletics Construct – This speed-10 disc is a great choice for people who want a lot of distance. but don’t want a higher speed disc with a wider rim. It feels great in your hand and Thought Space always has creative stamps.
- Yikun View – The Yikun View has plenty of turn and lots of glide, which makes it an excellent option for newer players.

- Divergent Discs Tiyanak – If you are looking for a fairway driver with a ton of turn, check out the Tiyanak. It is great for rollers or big turnover shots. Newer players will get more distance with the Tiyanak.
- Divergent Discs Narwhal – The Narwhal is a beadless putter that will be a great choice for approach shots as well as circle-one putts.
- Yikun Hu – This shapable fairway driver has enough turn and fad to make it a viable option in a variety of situations.
- Viking Discs Odin – Newer players might want to skip the high-speed Odin. For players with a higher skill level, the Odin will deliver some bombing drives.
- Divergent Discs Basilisk – If you skipped the Odin because it is too overstable for you, give the Basilisk a try. It is a speed 12 with high glide/high turn.
Top Reviewed Discs

Infinite Discs Emperor – Popular since the mold was released, the Emperor is the go-to driver for many of Infinite Discs’ top pros.
Doomsday Discs Chemtrail – The Chemtrail is a glidey, shapable fairway driver that can be easily turned or hyzer-flipped.
Axiom Hex – Sporting a fairly neutral flight, this midrange from Axiom is considered a glidier Buzzz
Innova Hawkeye – Excellent for straight shots, hyzer- or anny-holding shots, the Hawkeye’s flight numbers are good for people with a variety of skill levels.
Dynamic Discs Judge – This beaded putter has been a hit, along with its beadless cousin, the Warden, since it was released in 2012.
Innova Leopard – Another classic disc, the Leopard can be found in many starter sets, as well as in the bags of experienced players.
Discraft Sled – New to the disc golf market, the sled is a low-glide putt/approach disc that is perfect for controlled approach shots.
Westside Stag – The Stag is a speed 8 fairway driver with a good fade and a lot of glide.
Infinite Discs Anubis – This straight-flying disc from Infinite is an excellent utility disc that holds what ever line you put it on. It is great for beginners or pros.
Goliath Chainbreaker – Goliath Discs is a smaller brand that produces this overstable fairway driver. It is a wind-fighter that will fade hard at the end of its flight.
That completes our look at some of the best disc golf discs. Click the links for each disc to learn more about them, then pick the ones you need to improve your bag!


