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Flight path RHBH
Dynamic Discs · Putt & Approach

Warden

Flight Numbers

3

Speed

2

Glide

0

Turn

3

Fade

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About the Warden

Warden: Dynamic Discs’s overstable putt & approach

The Dynamic Discs Warden is an overstable approach putter. Zero turn with three of fade is a lot of finish for a 3-speed disc — it does not hold a line so much as bend off one.

That makes it a wind and utility disc: forced hyzers, forehand approaches, and touch shots where a skip would be a disaster. Two glide is the other half of that; it comes down where the fade puts it instead of floating on. A 1.5 cm rim depth gives it a deep grip for a putter, which is what lets you throw it hard.

It is not a putting putter for most players and it will not fly straight. Three of fade means every throw ends left, at any power.

What the numbers mean

Speed3How fast it has to be thrown
Glide2How long it stays in the air
Turn0Right at high speed
Fade3Left as it slows down

Flies like…

How much the Warden turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.

BeginnerUnder 300 ft drive
Intermediate300-400 ft drive
AdvancedOver 400 ft drive
Speed · Glide · Turn · Fade

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