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Get comfortable before you go after the chains.

The Discraft Jawbreaker Roach brings a beadless grip, straight flight, and generous glide to your short game. With 2 / 4 / 0 / 1 flight numbers, it works as both a putting putter and a controlled approach option when you want forward carry without a hard fading finish.

The Roach’s appeal starts in the hand: no bead along the bottom of the rim, plus Jawbreaker’s distinctive textured grip. If a beaded putter never quite settles into your fingers, this is a different feel worth considering.

A straight-gliding short-game option

On putts, the Roach offers glide that can help carry a smooth release toward the target. On approaches, its neutral character gives you a way to work a direct lane rather than planning around substantial fade.

That glide also rewards attention to height and pace. A floaty putt or approach can travel beyond the target, so learn how much power you need instead of assuming more glide always means an easier landing.

  • Everyday putting: A beadless option for building a comfortable, repeatable routine.
  • Straight approaches: Shape a direct route when a strong finish would complicate the shot.
  • Touch practice: Work on release angle, height, and speed with a slower disc.
  • Beadless preference: Choose a rim without a bottom bead if that better suits your grip.

Jawbreaker texture you can feel

Jawbreaker adds a distinctive, slightly gritty texture and excellent grip. It gives this Roach a tactile feel that stands apart from slicker-feeling plastics, making it a useful choice when the way a putter sits in your hand matters as much as its flight numbers.

Grip preference is personal. The advantage is finding a plastic and rim combination that helps you commit to a clean release, not expecting a particular blend to guarantee made putts.

One mold, two useful jobs

During practice, you settle into a putting rhythm with the Roach. Later in the round, you find yourself short of the basket with an open lane and little need for a fading approach. Reaching for a familiar putter lets you keep the shot simple and focus on touch.

It is approachable for developing players and useful for experienced players who like neutral putters. Keep a more overstable approach disc alongside it when you need a stronger finish or more resistance to turn under power. Wind and release angle still change the result.

Flight numbers & specifications

  • Speed: 2
  • Glide: 4
  • Turn: 0
  • Fade: 1
  • Discraft stability rating: 0.0
  • Brand: Discraft
  • Mold: Roach
  • Plastic: Jawbreaker
  • Disc type: Putt & approach
  • Rim: Beadless

Select your preferred color and weight option. Actual flight varies with power, release angle, wind, weight, and wear.