New throwers don't yet generate the arm speed to control fast, overstable discs. These three picks – a stable putter, a stable midrange and an easy-turning fairway driver – cover the full range of shots a beginner needs, and each one flies close to straight at moderate power instead of turning over or fading hard off-line.
A dead-straight, stable putter with no turn or fade to correct for. Its low speed rating means it flies as designed even at a beginner's arm speed, making it a reliable choice for both putting and short approach shots.
One of the most popular midranges ever made, and for good reason: turn and fade are nearly balanced, so it holds a straight line for approach shots in the 150–300 foot range without much correction needed.
A gentle, easy-to-turn fairway driver that's forgiving of lower arm speed – the slight turn helps it go the distance for newer throwers who can't yet get a faster driver flying straight.