Clash Discs Popcorn
The Clash Discs Popcorn is a salty straight beadless putter built for point-and-shoot control. It feels clean in the hand and works as both a main putting putter and a direct-flying throwing putter for approaches and short drives.
Flight: 3 | 3 | 0 | 1. The Popcorn tracks straight with minimal turn and a gentle, reliable fade for accurate landings. Official specs
Why throw the Clash Discs Popcorn?
- Beadless, comfortable putter that feels familiar in any putting style.
- Neutral, straight flight for point-and-shoot putts and approaches.
- Excellent throwing putter that holds a variety of lines without surprise fade.
- Reliable short-game workhorse that can cover putts, drives, and touch upshots.
Plastics
Steady (premium): grippy, flexible, and durable premium blend designed for consistent feel and straight, dependable flights in all conditions.
Hardy (putter baseline): sturdy, medium-firm putter plastic with excellent grip, even in wet weather. Ideal if you like a firmer putting feel.
Softy (soft putter baseline): very grippy, flexible blend that grabs chains and ground. Great for approaches that need to sit instead of skipping.
Sunny (stiff premium): higher-stiffness premium plastic tuned for torque resistance and warm-weather performance, often used on tour and special runs.
Tone (dual-mold tech): advanced construction with a stiffer rim and grippy top blend. Designed to boost torque resistance and spin while keeping a premium feel.
Flight numbers
- Speed: 3
- Glide: 3
- Turn: 0
- Fade: 1
Similar Discs
Clash Discs Butter • Discmania P2
FAQs
What are the Clash Discs Popcorn flight numbers and what do they mean?
The Popcorn is rated 3 | 3 | 0 | 1. That means putter speed with steady glide, neutral high-speed stability, and a gentle fade for straight, controllable finishes.
Is the Popcorn beadless?
Yes. The Popcorn is a beadless putter with a rounded, comfortable rim, giving a clean release for both spin and push putting styles.
Is the Popcorn better for putting or throwing?
Both. Many players putt with it inside the circle and also rely on it as a straight throwing putter for approaches and short drives.
How do the different Popcorn plastics feel?
Steady and Sunny are premium options, with Steady feeling grippy and flexible and Sunny feeling stiffer and very torque resistant. Hardy is a firm baseline blend, while Softy is softer and very tacky in the hand.
What does Tone plastic do for the Popcorn?
Tone uses a stiffer rim and a grippy top blend to increase torque resistance and spin, while keeping the Popcorn’s straight, controllable flight.
