The Softest Disc Golf Putters (2025)
If you’ve ever had your putter hit the ground and roll 30 feet away, you know the pain. Soft putters can help fix that. They’re designed to land and stay put—no nasty skips, no brutal rollaways. Whether you’re putting uphill, throwing downhill, or facing a basket near water, a soft putter can save your score.
So which ones actually feel the softest and perform the best? I’ve tested a bunch of them, and here are my top picks for soft putters in 2025:
- Innova R-Pro Aviar
- Dynamic Discs Classic Super Soft Marshal
- Discraft Magnet
- Gateway Super Stupid Soft Wizard
- Millennium Omega Supersoft
Innova R-Pro Aviar – 2 / 3 / 0 / 1
The Innova R-Pro Aviar is one of the most iconic putters in the game, and for good reason. In R-Pro plastic, it gets that soft, slightly tacky feel that’s great in the cold or on tricky greens. It flies true and grabs the chains with confidence. If you’ve never tried one, the R-Pro Aviar is a great place to start.
Dynamic Discs Classic Super Soft Marshal – 3 / 4 / 0 / 1
The Dynamic Discs Classic Super Soft Marshal is a straight flyer with glide for days—and in Classic Super Soft plastic, it’s extra gummy and grippy. I like this one for both putting and short approach shots. When you want the disc to hit and stick, the Marshal delivers. Bonus: the bead gives it a super consistent release for your putting hand.
Discraft Magnet – 2 / 3 / -1 / 1
The Discraft Magnet might be the softest putter Discraft offers, and it’s also one of their oldest. It has a narrower profile and just enough turn to glide straight before a slight fade. I’ve found the Soft Pro D version really helps with sticking the landing on hilly greens. If you’re a Discraft fan, this one belongs in your bag.
Gateway Super Stupid Soft Wizard – 2 / 3 / 0 / 2
If you want maximum grip and minimal ground play, the SSS Wizard is your jam. Gateway is known for their range of flexes, and Super Stupid Soft lives up to the name. This is one of the softest putters I’ve ever felt. Despite being soft, it still handles power well, making it solid for driving and long approaches.
Millennium Omega Supersoft – 2 / 3 / -1 / 1
The Omega Supersoft flies laser straight and feels buttery in the hand. If you like a putter that almost melts into your grip, this one’s worth a shot. Great for beginners and seasoned players alike. It’s soft, stable, and surprisingly reliable inside the circle.
Benefits of Soft Putters
- They stay where they land – Perfect for sloped greens or tight OB lines.
- More chain grab – Some players find they stick better on slight misses.
- Great in cold weather – They don’t stiffen up as much as harder plastics.
- Comfortable grip – Softer blends tend to feel better in hand for some players.
Drawbacks of Soft Putters
- Inconsistent release – Some players feel harder putters come out cleaner.
- Possible spit-outs – Ironically, ultra-soft discs can bounce off the chains if hit wrong.
- Less torque resistance – Not ideal for powerful throws or windy conditions.
Final Thoughts
If you’re tired of watching your putter roll away or bounce into OB, a soft putter might be the fix. I always keep at least one in my bag—especially for approach shots and tricky greens. Whether you go for a super gummy Wizard or the tacky feel of an R-Pro Aviar, there’s a soft putter out there that’ll earn your trust.
And remember: what feels “right” will be different for every player. Try a few of these out and see what helps you stick the landing.