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Dynamic Discs Warden

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Dynamic Discs' beadless putter, built for a smooth release and a dead-straight flight to the chains.

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Flight numbers
2.0
Speed
4.0
Glide
0.0
Turn
0.5
Fade
Understable Stable Overstable
Based on turn + fade. Actual flight shifts with arm speed and conditions.
The Dynamic Discs Warden is a beadless putter with a neutral, straight flight. Dynamic Discs describes it as coming out of your hand easily thanks to an extremely smooth release, and flying dead straight to the chains with more glide than the Judge to keep it in the air longer. That extra glide and minimal fade make the Warden a strong approach disc as well as a putter. It holds an anhyzer line well and settles rather than fighting back hard, which helps cut down on cut rolls. Its beadless rim is the main difference in feel from the Judge, and many players find it more comfortable in the hand. This is a good pick for players who want a straight putter that works both on the green and as a thrower, and it is often recommended for learning to throw putters.

Choose your plastic

2 options
Dynamic Discs Warden disc golf putt and approach in pink Classic Moonshine plastic with Pandamonium Panda Corner X stamp, view 1
Glow putter

Classic Moonshine

$15.99
Dynamic Discs Warden disc golf putt and approach in blue Classic Burst plastic with Pandamonium Big Panda stamp, view 1
Two tone look

Classic Burst

$19.99

Which plastic should I get?

PlasticFeelDurabilityBest for
Classic Moonshine Classic grip with a glow finish Baseline, beats in with use Putting after dark
Classic Burst Chalky grip in a two color swirl Baseline, beats in with use Putting and short approach

Common questions

What is the difference between the Warden and the Judge?
The Warden is the beadless version and flies straighter with more glide and less fade. The Judge is beaded and finishes with slightly more fade, which makes it the more stable of the two.
Is the Dynamic Discs Warden good for beginners?
Yes. Its straight, neutral flight and smooth release make it approachable, and it is often recommended for players learning to throw putters rather than just putt with them.
Is the Warden good in wind?
Less so than a beaded or overstable putter. Its neutral flight means a headwind will push it more, so a more stable putter is usually the better call in strong wind.