The Infinite Discs Alpaca is a stable, beadless putter rated 3/3/0/1 — deep-rimmed and traditional in feel, and the putter Infinite’s sponsored players reach for.
Low glide and one fade make it a disc that goes straight and stops: it doesn’t float past the basket, and it finishes predictably. Reviewer averages from 122 reviews read 2.9/3.1/0/1.1, matching the rating. Arm speed barely matters on a putter, and at 3 speed it also throws cleanly on short approaches; stronger players can drive with it on tight holes, where it holds a line without flipping.
Infinite calls it “the quintessential beadless putter” with “a deep, comfortable, traditional, and familiar feel,” and says it is “the putting putter of choice for nearly all of Infinite’s sponsored pros.” Infinite describes it as similar to its Myth without a bead, and Gotta Go Gotta Throw contrasts its deep rim with the lower-profile Cohort. For a beaded, glidier putter from the same line, look at the Scarab. Low glide is the trade-off: it won’t carry on a long throw.
Infinite explains the name: the Alpaca is grouped with the Maya, Inca and Aztec molds “as each of these cultures relied heavily on these amazing creatures for food and clothing materials.”
With at least 24 runs, the Alpaca has one of Infinite’s longest plastic lists — C-, D-, G-, I-, N-, P-, R-, S- and X-Blend, plus glow, gummy, halo, splatter and metal-flake versions. PDGA approved in November 2020.
How much the Alpaca turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
Measured by the PDGA when the Alpaca was certified. Each card names discs that share the number, so you can feel it in the hand.
