Discraft Titanium Buzzz – 177+g Some discs earn trust through performance. The Discraft Titanium Buzzz adds a premium feel to one of the most trusted molds in disc golf history. Built around the legendary Buzzz flight, this release features Titanium plastic, a premium blend known for its durability, comfortable grip, and distinctive metallic appearance. The result is a disc that feels just as premium in the hand as it looks in the bag, while still delivering the dependable flight that made the Buzzz a staple for players around the world. The Buzzz has become one of the most respected midrange discs in the game because of its versatility. It holds the line it's thrown on, offers dependable glide, and provides the kind of confidence players look for when accuracy matters. Whether you're shaping technical fairway shots, attacking long approaches, or simply looking for a reliable workhorse midrange, the Buzzz continues to prove why it has remained relevant for so many years. At 177+ grams, this disc sits in the max-weight range preferred by many players for consistency, control, and confidence. Combined with premium Titanium plastic, it creates a disc that feels built to last. Why We Love It Premium Titanium plastic 177+g max-weight class Durable, long-lasting construction Straight, dependable flight Excellent grip and feel Trusted by players of all skill levels One of the most iconic midrange molds in disc golf Flight Numbers Speed: 5Glide: 4Turn: -1Fade: 1 The Garvey Rd. Take Every disc golfer has that one disc they trust when the score matters. For many players, that's a Buzzz. The Titanium version takes everything people already love about the mold and wraps it in one of Discraft's most premium plastic blends. It has the feel of a disc built for years of rounds and the flight of a mold that has already earned its place in disc golf history. Some discs earn a reputation because they're new. The Buzzz earned its reputation because it keeps delivering. Round after round. Season after season. That's why players continue coming back to it. And that's why the Titanium Buzzz remains a disc worth keeping in the bag.
