Innova Invader Putt & Approach Disc

Meet the Innova Invader

The Innova Invader is a flat-topped, beaded putter designed to offer exceptional control and a confident grip for players who rely on precision over power. Whether you're sinking a pressure putt or threading a narrow gap off the tee, this putter delivers a straight, torque-resistant flight that makes it a staple for both putting and driving duties.

Who Should Throw an Invader?

The Invader is ideal for players who want a versatile putter with minimal fade and high torque resistance. It's a strong choice for beginners looking for a straight putter, but it truly shines in the hands of experienced players who need a go-to disc for both the circle and the tee.

• Dependable choice for spin putters and driving putts

• Excellent for tunnel shots and low-ceiling drives

• Holds its line on both hyzer and anhyzer angles

• Performs well in windy conditions thanks to its torque resistance

Why Do Players Love the Invader?

Players love the Invader for its clean, confident release and ultra-consistent flight path. It's got that rare balance of being stable enough to handle a firm throw, yet controllable enough to finesse delicate approaches. Many appreciate the flat top and beaded rim, which help it sit down nicely on landing and offer reliable grip in both dry and damp conditions. Whether putting or driving, it simply feels right in the hand and in the air.

Invader Flight Numbers & Specs

• [ 3 ] Speed: Great for short-range control and clean releases.

• [ 2 ] Glide: Stays true to its line without excessive float.

• [ 0 ] Turn: Resists turning over, even on firm throws.

• [ 1 ] Fade: Gentle fade provides a clean finish without skipping.

Disc Specs:

• Rim Width: 1.0 cm - Narrow profile gives great control and easy grip for all hand sizes.

• Rim Depth: 1.5 cm - Slightly deeper than average for a putter, which enhances stability.

• Disc Height: 1.9 cm - Low-profile design helps with flat releases and consistent grip.

• Diameter: 21.2 cm - ensuring legal play and familiar feel.

• PDGA Approved: May 28, 2020

• Stability: Stable, ideal for straight shots with minimal finish.

How does the Invader fly?

The Invader offers a laser-straight flight with a touch of reliable fade at the end, making it perfect for point-and-shoot putts and straight approach shots. Off the tee, it can handle full power without flipping, especially when thrown flat or with slight hyzer. On anhyzer lines, it holds the angle before gently gliding out. It’s one of those discs you can trust to do exactly what your release tells it to.

How does the Invader compare?

• Invader vs Aviar ( 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 ): The Invader is flatter and more torque-resistant, making it better for driving.

• Invader vs Whale ( 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 ): The Whale has a deeper feel and more glide, while the Invader offers better forehand control.

• Invader vs Colt ( 3 | 4 | -1 | 1 ): The Colt has more turn and glide, making it more understable and floaty for long putts.

• Invader vs Pig ( 4 | 1 | 0 | 3 ): The Pig is much more overstable and excels in headwind approaches.

• Invader vs Bullfrog ( 3 | 1 | 0 | 1 ): Both are flat and low glide, but the Bullfrog is stiffer and more specialized for putting.

Why the Invader Belongs in Your Bag

If you’re looking for a reliable, versatile putter that feels great in the hand and performs on the course, the Invader is a no-brainer. It’s the kind of disc that gives you confidence on every release, from delicate putts to firm throws. Its straight, stable flight makes it perfect for a wide range of shots—and once it's in your bag, you’ll wonder how you ever played without it.