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The most popular midrange disc in disc golf — trusted by beginners and world champions alike since 2003. Why Throw the Buzzz? 👑 The #1 Midrange in Disc Golf The Buzzz is the most popular midrange ever made. It's been in more bags, won more tournaments, and shaped more shots than any other midrange on the market. There's a reason it's the benchmark. 🎯 Dead-Straight Consistency Throw it flat and it goes straight. The minimal turn (-1) and gentle fade (1) produce a flight you can predict every single time. Point it where you want it and trust the line. 🤲 Perfect for Every Skill Level Beginners get a straight, forgiving disc that builds confidence. Intermediates get a reliable workhorse. Advanced players get a precision tool for shaping lines and hitting gaps. The Buzzz grows with your game. 💪 Forehand & Backhand Trusted The beadless rim feels clean on both backhand and forehand grips. It handles torque without flipping, making it one of the most reliable forehand midranges available. 🌲 Woods & Approach Weapon Tight tunnel? Tricky approach? The Buzzz shines on controlled shots where accuracy matters more than distance. Its predictable flight makes it a go-to for placement golf. 🎨 Massive Plastic Selection Available in ESP, Z, Big Z, Jawbreaker, Glo, CryZtal, and countless tour series and limited editions. Every plastic changes the feel and flight — there's a Buzzz for every preference. Available Plastics Explore Discraft's full plastic lineup in our Discraft Plastics Guide. Popular ESP Available Now Discraft's grippiest premium plastic with signature swirl patterns. Excellent durability with a slightly softer hand feel. The most popular Buzzz plastic — a balanced choice for grip and longevity. Z Line Available Now Discraft's most durable translucent blend. Firmer than ESP with vibrant colors. Holds the Buzzz's stability the longest — the go-to for players who want slow seasoning and maximum consistency. Big Z Available Now Opaque Z-type plastic with bold stamps and excellent durability. Flies like Z with a slightly softer feel. Great for players who want premium durability with a bit more grip. Jawbreaker Available Now Grippy, flexible baseline plastic that beats in faster. Seasons into a straighter Buzzz with extra tackiness. Great for approach shots where you want the disc to stick on landing. Similar Discs to Compare ⬆️ More Speed Axiom Crave6 / 5 / -1 / 1 Innova Leopard6 / 5 / -2 / 1 ⬇️ Less Speed Discraft Joy4 / 5 / -1 / 1 Kastaplast Göte4 / 5 / -1 / 1 ↩️ More Turn Discraft Buzzz SS5 / 4 / -2 / 1 Discraft Meteor5 / 5 / -3 / 1 ↪️ More Fade MVP Reactor5 / 5 / -0.5 / 1.5 Axiom Pyro5 / 4 / 0 / 2.5 Frequently Asked Questions What kind of disc is the Discraft Buzzz? The Buzzz is a 5-speed straight-to-stable midrange with flight numbers 5/4/-1/1. It's the most popular midrange disc in disc golf — a beadless, low-profile mid built for straight flights, predictable fades, and reliable performance for players of every skill level. Is the Buzzz good for beginners? The Buzzz is one of the best discs a beginner can buy. Its straight, forgiving flight helps new players develop good form and build confidence. It doesn't punish small mistakes, and it works for approaches, midrange shots, and even short drives off the tee. How does the Buzzz compare to the Buzzz SS? The Buzzz SS (5/4/-2/1) is the understable sibling — it flies like a perfectly seasoned Buzzz right out of the box. It turns more easily, making it better for turnovers and hyzer-flips. Choose the Buzzz for straight-to-stable control and the Buzzz SS for right-moving lines and finesse. How does the Buzzz compare to the Buzzz OS? The Buzzz OS (5/4/0/3) is the overstable sibling — much more fade, no turn, and built for headwinds and forehand approaches. The standard Buzzz is straighter and more versatile. Many players bag both — the Buzzz for everyday shots and the Buzzz OS for wind and utility lines. Can you throw the Buzzz forehand? Yes — the beadless rim and stable flight make the Buzzz one of the best forehand midranges. It handles torque without flipping and finishes with a predictable fade. Many advanced players use it as their primary forehand mid for approaches up to 300 feet. How far can you throw the Buzzz? Beginners typically reach 150-200 feet. Intermediate players with good form push 250-300 feet. Advanced players can reach 300-350 feet. The Buzzz isn't built for max distance — it's built for accuracy, placement, and reliable lines. Which Buzzz plastic should I choose? ESP is the most popular — grippy, durable, with signature swirl patterns. Z Line is the most durable and holds stability the longest. Jawbreaker is tacky and flexible, great for approaches and quick beat-in. Big Z offers bold stamps with Z-like durability. 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