DGA Steady (DGA D-Line)
The DGA Steady in D-Line plastic is a beaded putter that offers a perfect balance of stability, touch, and consistency. Designed to honor disc golf’s founder, “Steady” Ed Headrick, this putter lives up to its name — dependable and true on every release. With a stable flight and predictable fade, the Steady delivers confidence both on the green and for controlled approach shots.
At lower speeds, the Steady finishes on a reliable hyzer, making it a trustworthy putter for consistent finishes. When thrown with more power, it holds a straighter line before fading softly at the end, offering excellent versatility for both putting and short drives. The D-Line plastic provides a tacky, comfortable grip that ensures a clean release and solid chain hits, even in varying conditions.
Flight Profile: 2 / 3 / 0 / 2
The Steady flies straight with dependable fade, giving you the control you need inside the circle and beyond. It maintains stability under pressure and offers just the right amount of glide to carry straight toward the basket before gently finishing on hyzer.
Key Features
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Beaded, stable putter designed for consistent flight and reliable fade
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Inspired by “Steady” Ed Headrick, the father of disc golf
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D-Line plastic offers a grippy, tacky feel and clean release
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Straight flight with soft hyzer finish for both putts and approach shots
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Dependable in all weather conditions for confident play
Who Bags the D-Line Steady?
The Steady is perfect for players who prefer a traditional, beaded putter with reliable stability. Beginners will appreciate its straight, predictable flight, while experienced players will rely on it for consistent putting and accurate upshots that hold their line.
Why the Steady Belongs in Your Bag
The DGA Steady is a classic, trustworthy putter that embodies the roots of the sport. It delivers consistent performance whether you’re putting, approaching, or driving off the tee. With its stable flight and reliable finish, it’s the kind of disc that builds confidence from the first putt to the last.
