Innova’s Sidewinder Zooms Up the Rankings While Peak Falls Off the Map in Jun 13, 2025 Golf Disc Rankings

Top-ranked discs on Friday June 13, 2025

If there were a ‘Discs with Midlife Crises’ category, the Sidewinder would be poster child this week. From a humble #164 just recently, it’s now parked at #39 after catapulting 125 places. That’s not a gentle climb—that’s a disc telling gravity to jog on. It’s the biggest single leap we’ve seen this quarter, and I’d wager a few top players pulled it out of their bags for some sneaky turnovers or tailwind drives. Either way, the Sidewinder’s having its comeback moment.

On the flip side, the Latitude 64 Peak has done the behavioural equivalent of hitting snooze repeatedly and missing its tee time entirely. Down 214 spots to a ghostly #282. It’s fallen so far it might qualify for a sympathy reissue. Possibly prototype hype wore off, or buyers have finally admitted it never felt quite right. Loss aversion finally gave way to a collective shrug.

The Top 10, meanwhile, remains as stable as your mate who insists he ‘only drinks on weekends’. The ever-popular Buzzz holds its #1 spot with the commitment of a clingy labrador. Hex and Destroyer cling tightly to the silver and bronze, and Axiom’s Crave stays stubbornly at fourth. MVP’s Trail edges up to ninth while Pixel slips one spot to tenth—nothing to start a podcast about, but worth noting if you like your stats sizzly.

Kastaplast’s Berg still clutches the European throne, despite a regional cooling trend. But the back-to-back appearances of the Leopard3 and the meteoric rise of Praxis—from #296 to #130 in just four weeks—hint at deeper psychological shifts. Players may be veering toward touch discs, finesse over power. Or perhaps some YouTuber chucked a buttery anhyzer and we all copied like caffeinated parrots. Either way, the market’s mood is twitchy and intriguing.

Across the regions, things are quietly simmering. The Americas leaderboard saw a shuffling of discs but no wild reshuffles in brands. Innova’s brand dominance continues globally, now 14 weeks running. Meanwhile, Westside Discs is sneaking up in the brand ranks, up two places—likely helped by the Maiden’s recent 62-spot leap.

As always, next Friday promises more intrigue. Will Sidewinder keep its wind? Will MVP’s trail continue heating up? Or will another forgotten disc crawl back from obscurity and demand our attention like an unsolicited group chat meme? Time will tell. Until then, give the full Top 40 a look—you might spot your next go-to.

View the full Top 40 Golf Disc Rankings for this week.