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The Discraft Z Line Malta is a beaded, overstable midrange from Paul McBeth's lineup for approaches and midrange drives that need a defined finish. Its 5 / 4 / +1 / 3 flight ratings combine resistance to high-speed turn with glide and a strong fading finish.

Low profile, pronounced bead

The Malta has a low profile and a pronounced bead, giving players a distinct contact point around the rim. It is slightly larger in diameter than the Zone, with a midrange role that extends beyond short approach duties. If you like a Zone-style overstable flight but want a midrange option, the Malta is worth considering without expecting identical feel or guaranteed extra distance.

Why choose Z Line?

Z Line emphasizes durability and translucent color. This is the standard Z Malta, not an ESP bottom-stamp, Big Z, or Fly Dye version. Choose it for the material and your preferred grip rather than assuming one blend always flies more overstable than another.

  • Backhand hyzers: Shape a fading route with space for the finish.
  • Forehand approaches: A beaded, overstable midrange option to explore with your preferred grip.
  • Midrange tee shots: Useful when you want a strong finish without stepping up to a fast driver.
  • Bag pairing: Complements a straighter or understable midrange rather than covering every midrange shot.

When a landing area sits beyond a corner, plan the fading route first and use a measured release. Learn the Malta's carry at practice distances before adding power. A positive turn rating helps describe its flight, but does not make it immune to wind or release errors.

Flight numbers & specifications

  • Speed: 5
  • Glide: 4
  • Turn: +1
  • Fade: 3
  • Discraft stability rating: 1.9
  • Manufacturer: Discraft
  • Mold: Malta
  • Plastic: Z Line
  • Player lineup: Paul McBeth
  • Disc type: Midrange
  • Rim feature: Pronounced bead

Select from the listed color and weight options. Flight ratings are comparison guides; throwing speed, release angle, wind, weight, and wear affect actual flight.