I have a basket in the yard, but don't have enough similar putters for quality practice. Where can I buy a stack of identical putters for a reasonable price? I know I've seen an online site somewhere that offered this, but I can't seem to find it again.

What I'm looking for is a deal on 5-10 putters, all the same mold, plastic, and weight. Color and stamp are irrelevant. My current favorite is a 165g XD, but I'm willing to be flexible.

Thanks for your suggestions!

Try discshoppe.com I like to order common plastic there. However they do not carry large stocks but the prices are good.

I would also recommend sunkingdiscs.com, good prices, cheap shipping!

Here's a few deals that I've used:

https://www.zonedriven.com/proshop/product_info.php?&products_id=316
$25 for 5 mis-stamped Aviars (also many other DX molds, very nice deal)

http://www.gdstour.com
Click 'Online Specials'
$30 for 5 mis-stamped Wizards (Also a great deal. I think you can write an email -- $50 for 10?)

Those are good deals, thanks for the link

KC aviars are what i personally would go with as they are a putter that will make you putt it nearly dead center or it will bounce out, firm gateway wizards are also great because you can buy direct from gateway for VERY reasonable prices ;) :D

Firm gateway wizards are also great because you can buy direct from gateway for VERY reasonable prices



Shoot Justin an email: Office@GDSTour.com
He'll set you straight.

zonedriven, linked to above, can give you that personaized service,and guarantee that you get discs from the same box, same color, same weight. If you stock up on your favorite putter there, you'll have a semi endless supply (depending on the quantity you order, of course.

I Get all my bundles from www.discndatonline.com (http://www.discndatonline.com)
I usually call 1-800-815-7178 and tell them EXACTLY what I want and they have never let me down.I think their prices are $27.50 for a bundle of 5 and $5.95 shipping for no matter how many you buy.

You can also go to discgolfvalues.com

Thanks for all the suggestions. I hadn't noticed the practice sets at ZoneDriven. They had six double-stamp XD's within a three gram range, so that's what I went with.

xd's are good putters, they have a very shallow rim so they rarely hook off on your finger. nice for approaches and long putts also.