Best Westside Discs

When it comes to Westside putters, our customers have spoken with their wallets (and their reviews). The Harp is the runaway favorite—though let’s be honest, most players treat it more like an overstable approach weapon than a circle-putting tool. Still, it’s Westside’s bread and butter, and the disc that shows up in nearly every bag.

After the Harp, the Maiden and Shield are steady sellers, with the Swan 1 bringing that straight-to-understable glidey touch putt feel. And don’t forget the Crown, which rounds out the list for players who like a beaded putter with a bit of old-school stability.

As far as ratings go, the community tends to gush the most about the Harp, Maiden, and Swan—these three pull in the highest marks for reliability, feel, and flight. Translation: if you’re looking for a Westside putter, start with one of those and you’re probably not making a bad choice.

Westside’s midrange lineup has a little something for every style of player, and our sales charts prove which ones stand out the most.

Tursas – Understable and easy to throw. Great for newer players or for turnover shots where you want the disc to hold that right turn without fighting back.

Warship – A longer-gliding mid that almost feels like a fairway driver in disguise. Smooth, straight, and sneaky long when you need extra distance.

Gatekeeper – Neutral and dependable. It’s one of those mids you can throw flat and trust it to hold the line without fading out too soon.

Pine – Overstable with a solid, predictable finish. If you like your mids beefy enough to fight wind, the Pine will feel right at home.

Anvil – The “mini Harp” in midrange form. This thing is flat, overstable, and built to dump hard—perfect for flex shots, headwinds, or just when you need to get around trouble.

If you’re trying to build out your midrange game, the Tursas and Warship give you finesse and glide, while the Pine and Anvil lock down the beefy control side. And the Gatekeeper? That one’s right in the middle, doing exactly what its name implies—keeping things steady.

If Westside has a calling card, it’s their driver lineup. This is where the brand really shines, especially for intermediate players and lower arm speeds. Their drivers are designed to give you effortless distance without needing pro-level torque, and that’s exactly why so many of them dominate our sales charts.

Best-Selling Fairway Drivers:

Underworld – Understable, easy to launch, and a confidence booster for newer arms. Great for hyzer-flips and long turnovers.

Hatchet – Similar flight to the Underworld but with a touch more stability, making it a go-to fairway for controlled distance.

Bear – A versatile fairway that handles a little more power while still staying workable. Think of it as Westside’s reliable straight shooter.

Stag – A stable-to-overstable fairway that gives you dependable fades and control, even when the wind picks up.

Best-Selling Distance Drivers:

Sword – The workhorse of the Westside distance lineup. Straight, long, and user-friendly for players who don’t want a meathook.

Destiny – Flippy, fast, and made for big distance shots when you want max glide with minimal effort.

King – A high-speed bomber with tons of glide. Great for intermediate arms looking to push their max distance.