The Westside Harp in BT Medium plastic delivers one of disc golf’s most trusted overstable approach putters in a grippy, balanced baseline blend. BT Medium offers a firm-but-flexible feel—stiff enough for confident releases, yet soft enough to grab chains and stick the landing. This run provides excellent touch in all weather conditions, making it a favorite for players who rely on precision and control inside 250 feet. Flight Numbers — 4 / 3 / 0 / 3 In BT Medium, the Harp holds true to its reputation: point-and-shoot stability with a dependable, strong fade. Throw it flat and it pushes straight before dumping reliably at the finish. Into a headwind, it stays on line without drifting, and on forehands it resists torque exceptionally well. Whether thrown soft or with power, the BT Medium Harp flies predictably every time. Key Features BT Medium plastic: grippy, dependable baseline blend with all-weather consistency Trusted overstability for approaches you can count on Superb wind performance, both backhand and forehand Excellent touch control, especially in the 100–250 ft range Great drop-and-stop behavior for reducing ground play Who Bags the BT Medium Harp? Players of all skill levels rely on the Harp as their go-to approach disc. Beginners appreciate its trustworthy fade, while intermediate and advanced players use it as a forehand workhorse and wind fighter. It’s a staple disc for anyone who values control over finesse in the approach game. When to Reach for the Harp Use the BT Medium Harp for headwind approaches, hyzer approaches, forehand touch shots, forced flex lines, scrambling out of trouble, and any upshot where consistency matters more than raw distance. It’s one of the most reliable approach discs ever made.
