Innova Hawg Putt & Approach Disc

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Meet the Innova Hawg

The Innova Hawg is a uniquely overstable putt-and-approach disc, designed for players who demand absolute control in short-range situations. With its blunt profile, minimal glide, and aggressive fade, the Hawg is built to stop on a dime—even in headwinds or tight landing zones. It features a convex lower rim and a beaded edge, offering a distinctive feel that sets it apart from other approach discs.

Who Should Throw a Hawg?

  • Power throwers: Excellent for short-range shots that require a strong fade without overshooting the target.
  • Forehand specialists: The flat top and overstable nature make it perfect for flick approaches.
  • Windy conditions: Its stability ensures reliable performance even in strong headwinds.
  • Controlled approaches: Ideal for situations where you need the disc to land and stop quickly.

Why Do Players Love the Hawg?

Players appreciate the Hawg for its unwavering reliability in approach situations. Its overstable flight ensures that it holds its line and finishes with a predictable fade, allowing for precise placement near the basket. The unique rim design provides a comfortable grip, enhancing control during release. Whether facing challenging wind conditions or needing a disc that won't skip past the target, the Hawg delivers consistent performance that players can trust.

Hawg Flight Numbers & Specs

  • [2] Speed: Designed for controlled, short-range throws.
  • [1] Glide: Minimal glide to prevent overshooting.
  • [0] Turn: Maintains a straight path without turning.
  • [3.5] Fade: Strong, reliable finish to the left (for RHBH throws).
  • Rim Width: 1.20 cm – Offers a comfortable grip for controlled releases.
  • Rim Depth: 1.30 cm – Provides a deep feel for added control.
  • Disc Height: 2.00 cm – Standard height for putt-and-approach discs.
  • Diameter: 21.20 cm – Conforms to PDGA standards for putters.
  • PDGA Approved: Yes – August 21, 2023
  • Stability: Very Overstable – Designed to resist turn and finish with a strong fade

How Does the Hawg Fly?

The Hawg exhibits a very overstable flight pattern, making it ideal for short-range throws that require a strong, predictable fade. Its low glide ensures that it doesn't carry too far, allowing for precise placement near the basket. Whether thrown backhand or forehand, the Hawg maintains its line and finishes with a reliable fade, even in challenging wind conditions.

How Does the Hawg Compare?

  • Hawg vs Pig (4 | 1 | 0 | 3): The Hawg is slower with less glide, offering more control and a stronger fade for precise approaches.
  • Hawg vs RhynoX (2 | 1 | 0 | 4): Both are overstable, but the RhynoX has a slightly stronger fade, making the Hawg slightly more manageable for controlled shots.
  • Hawg vs Toro (4 | 2 | 1 | 3): The Toro is faster with more glide and a slight turn, while the Hawg provides a more straightforward, overstable flight.
  • Hawg vs Gator (5 | 2 | 0 | 4): The Gator offers more speed and glide, whereas the Hawg focuses on short-range control with a stronger fade.

Why the Hawg Belongs in Your Bag

The Hawg is a specialized tool for players who prioritize control and reliability in their short game. Its overstable nature and minimal glide make it perfect for approaches where precision is paramount. Whether you're facing a headwind, need a disc that won't skip past the basket, or require a dependable fade, the Hawg delivers consistent performance. Adding the Hawg to your bag ensures you have a go-to disc for those critical approach shots where accuracy is essential.