Discraft Roach – Beadless, Glide-Focused Putter for Point-and-Shoot Precision
The Discraft Roach is a straight-flying, beadless putter that delivers smooth releases and effortless glide. Originally launched as the 2015 Ace Race disc, the Roach quickly earned its spot as a go-to putter for players of all skill levels. With flight ratings of 2 | 4 | 0 | 1, it offers a straight flight path with minimal fade, ideal for clean putts and buttery approach shots.
Its beadless design feels natural and comfortable in the hand, making it a favorite for both push and spin putting styles. Thanks to its superior glide, the Roach excels on long-range putts, straight approaches, and even gentle anhyzer finesse shots. Whether you’re in the circle or 100 feet out, the Roach is designed to hunt chains with precision.
Why Choose the Roach?
- Straight Flyer: Holds your line with minimal effort or fade.
- Excellent Glide: Boosts distance and accuracy, especially on long putts.
- Comfortable Grip: Beadless and smooth, feels great in any hand size or putting grip.
- Ace Race Proven: Field-tested by thousands during the 2015 Ace Race event.
- All-Purpose Putter: Great for putting, short drives, and gentle approaches.
Flight Ratings:
- Speed: 2
- Glide: 4
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 1
Who Should Throw the Roach?
- Beginner-Friendly: Glide and stability make it ideal for new players learning control.
- Push Putters: Perfect for players who prefer a beadless, clean release.
- Long Putt Specialists: High glide helps drain putts from distance.
- Fans of Beadless Feel: Try this if you like smooth, rounded rims without a bead.
If you want a touch more overstability, try the Discraft Kratos. Or if you love glide but want more turn for shaping putter lines, the Discraft Fierce is a great understable companion.
FAQs
Q: What makes the Roach different from the Challenger?
A: The Roach is beadless and more glide-focused, while the Challenger has a bead and more overstability.
Q: Can I throw the Roach off the tee?
A: Absolutely. The Roach handles short tee shots and soft approaches well, especially on straight or hyzer flip lines.
Sneak through tight lines and float into the chains—trust the Roach for point-and-shoot putting precision.
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