Copperhead | Lone Star Disc · Discgolf-Dorado.com

The Lone Star Disc "Copperhead" fills a gap as an overstable putter, bridging classic approach discs and modern driving putters. With a speed of 3 and fade of 2, it excels in controlled approach shots at medium distances and serves as a reliable option in windy conditions. Its flat profile with an inner rim bead ensures a secure grip, while the Victor 2 plastic strikes a balance between firmness and tackiness. Unlike many modern putters, the Copperhead remains stable even on powerful throws without flipping uncontrollably—a trait that makes it appealing for players with higher arm speed. In flight, the disc exhibits a straight path with predictable fade at the end. A glide rating of 4 provides enough float despite its overstability, making it effective for throws in the 60 to 90-meter range. The turn rating of 0 holds true in practice: the Copperhead maintains its intended line under pressure, resisting early turnovers or excessive turns. This torque resistance makes it especially reliable in headwinds, where less stable putters can become unpredictable. The moderate fade ensures controlled landings without extreme skips, enabling precise approaches to the basket. For forehand throws, the flat beaded design offers a natural grip position that promotes clean releases. On hyzer lines, the Copperhead performs consistently, making it suitable for tunnel shots requiring a tight flight path. Advanced players appreciate it as a replacement for older Slammer-style molds, while intermediate throwers benefit from its forgiveness on powerful releases. Primarily aimed at mid-to-advanced level players, the Copperhead is ideal for those seeking an overstable putter for approaches and controlled drives—especially if forehand shots are part of their standard repertoire.