Discraft Big Z Collection Roach Putt and Approach Disc 173-174g | Colors May Vary

Meet the Roach: straight, glide-rich control for putting and approach

The Discraft Roach Putt and Approach disc is crafted for players who value precision without sacrificing distance. Built from Big Z Collection plastic, it delivers a clean, confident feel in the hand and a dependable flight path. With a weight range around 173–174 g, this disc sits in a versatile size for a variety of throwing styles, and it carries the legacy of the Ace Race prototype released in 2015.

Why players reach for the Roach

Designed to be a straight flyer with extra glide, the Roach helps you navigate tighter gaps and tricky lines while still driving toward the chains. The balance of lean speed and forgiving stability makes it a reliable option for both controlled putts and measured approaches. Colors may vary between runs, adding a touch of personal flair to your bag.

• Colors may vary
• Big Z Collection Plastic
• Stability Rating: 0.0

Practical on-course scenarios

Hold-friendly in the hand, the Roach shines on flat putts and gentle approaches where a straight trajectory matters. Its extra glide can help you reach distant chains when your line isn’t perfectly direct, while its design helps you avoid trouble and keep the disc tracking toward the target.

• Putts from mid-range with a steady, straight flight
• Approaches that require patience and patience with distance
• Open-path throw-ins where a soft flex toward the chains improves confidence

The Roach’s legacy and design intent are clear: it’s a craft-friendly option for players who want consistent results without overpromising performance. This makes it suitable for a range of courses and weather conditions, with a tactile feel and predictable flight that players can trust.

If you’re exploring a new approach disc or seeking a dependable putt-and-approach tool in your bag, the Roach offers a balanced blend of control and glide. It invites experimentation on the practice range and translates well to real-course scenarios, all while staying true to its 2015 Ace Race roots.