Flight Numbers: 3 | 4 | 0 | 1 The Westside Discs Maiden is the putter you reach for when you want a clean, straight flight without the disc trying to audition for a soap opera halfway to the basket. With a comfortable feel, sneaky glide, and a dependable little finish, the Maiden works beautifully as both a putting putter and a throwing putter. It is straight enough to trust, glidey enough to carry, and stable enough that it does not immediately fold over because you looked at it too aggressively. Throw it flat and it tracks forward with confidence. Put it on a touch of hyzer and it pops up into smooth, controlled lines. Around the basket, it gives you that reliable point-and-shoot feel that makes putting feel slightly less like a public emotional breakdown. Plastic: Available in a variety of Westside plastics, the Maiden can cover everything from grippy putting duties to more durable throwing putter work. Add the exact plastic, color, and weight as variants so customers can pick the one that feels right in the hand instead of just panic-buying whatever looks prettiest. Though, to be fair, that also works sometimes. Best Uses: Straight putts with clean glide Throwing putter shots off the tee Controlled approaches that need a gentle finish Players who want a putter that behaves like it has manners Real Talk: The Maiden is not trying to be weird, beefy, floppy, or dramatic. It is just a really useful putter that flies straight, feels good, and makes a strong case for staying in the bag. Basically, it is the responsible one in the friend group — which means it probably has to drive everyone home after league. Bottom Line: The Westside Maiden is straight, glidey, dependable, and easy to trust. Whether you are putting, approaching, or throwing it off the tee, it brings that classic BDLD-approved combo of control, confidence, and just enough forgiveness to hide a few crimes against form.
