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Innova Birdie Putt & Approach Disc

Birdie

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Meet the Innova Birdie

The Innova Birdie is a uniquely designed putter that breaks the mold of traditional putters with its flat-topped, blunt-nosed profile. Often described as having a “frisbee-like” feel, this disc offers incredible control and predictability. With minimal glide and virtually no fade, the Birdie is all about point-and-shoot accuracy—perfect for players who want to hit chains with confidence or lay up safely every time.

Who Should Throw a Birdie?

The Birdie is ideal for players of all skill levels who prioritize control and precision over speed and glide. It's particularly well-suited for those transitioning from casual catch discs or ultimate frisbee to disc golf, thanks to its comfortable grip and straight flight path.

  • Beginners seeking a user-friendly disc for short approaches and putts

  • Intermediate players looking for an ultra-stable putter for windy days

  • Pros who need a reliable putter for short-range, flat, or uphill putts

  • Great for short upshots where overshooting the basket is a risk

  • Works well for players who prefer a deep rim and minimal fade

Why Do Players Love the Birdie?

The Birdie has earned its place in many bags due to its dependability and unique feel. Players often rave about how easy it is to aim and control, especially in tight, wooded courses or when the wind picks up. Its deep, blunt rim gives it a consistent release and makes it an excellent tool for touchy approach shots that require a disc to land flat and stay put. The Birdie doesn’t try to do too much—and that’s exactly why players trust it.

Birdie Flight Numbers & Specs

  • [ 1 ] Speed: Designed purely for short-range control, not distance.

  • [ 2 ] Glide: Modest lift helps keep the disc on line without floating too far.

  • [ 0 ] Turn: Stable in flight, holds the line you put it on.

  • [ 0 ] Fade: Virtually no fade, giving it a dead-straight finish.

More Specs:

  • Rim Width: 0.7 cm — Very narrow, enhancing grip and release for putts.

  • Rim Depth: 1.9 cm — Deep and vertical, offering a feel closer to traditional frisbees.

  • Disc Height: 2.4 cm — Provides a floaty, hover-like descent.

  • Diameter: 21.2 cm — Standard putter diameter for comfort and control.

  • PDGA Approved: May 13, 1991

  • Stability: Stable — Neutral flight ideal for controlled putts and approach shots.

How does the Birdie fly?

The Birdie flies exactly how it looks: slow, straight, and accurate. It doesn’t turn or fade much, making it perfect for laser-straight putts and controlled approaches. Because of its low glide and slow speed, it minimizes the chance of overshooting. This makes it a perfect choice for players who want reliable performance inside the circle or on touchy approaches where rollaways could be costly.

How does the Birdie compare?

Birdie vs Aviar ( 2 / 3 / 0 / 1 )

While the Aviar is the go-to putter for many, it has more glide and a slight fade at the end, which can be great for longer putts or mild hyzers. The Birdie, on the other hand, offers a straighter, more “what-you-see-is-what-you-get” performance.

Birdie vs Polecat ( 1 / 3 / 0 / 0 )

The Polecat is similar in speed and fade but glides a bit more and feels more rounded in hand. The Birdie is slightly deeper and flies more like a traditional frisbee, with a bit less carry.

Birdie vs Dart ( 3 / 4 / 0 / 0 )

The Dart is faster and much glide-ier, making it better for long-range putts and approaches. But if you want to avoid overshooting, the Birdie’s slow and steady design wins out.

Birdie vs Rhyno ( 2 / 1 / 0 / 3 )

The Rhyno is overstable and better suited for headwinds or hyzer shots. It fades harder than the Birdie, which remains straight and soft-landing throughout.

Why the Birdie Belongs in Your Bag

If you’re tired of putters that glide too far or fade out early, the Birdie offers a refreshing solution. It’s not flashy, but it’s consistent—and in disc golf, consistency is everything. Whether you're facing a nervy 15-footer or a touchy upshot through tight trees, the Birdie keeps your line true and your scorecard clean. It’s an underrated gem that can quickly become your go-to for short-game precision.