Nov 14, 2025 Golf Disc Rankings

Top-ranked discs on Friday November 14, 2025

If disc sales were a game of musical chairs, the Discraft Luna just walked back in, looked around and said, “This seat’s mine again.” Up two spots to #9, the Luna’s return to the Top 10 feels less like a dramatic power move and more like the resolution to a domestic dispute — the kind where no one really wins, but one party clearly loses some dignity (glancing at you, Pixel).

Above it all, Buzzz continues its calmly despotic rule at #1. Thirty-seven appearances. Twenty-nine weeks holding the top slot. At this point, if the Buzzz were a monarch, we’d be booking the coronation. It’s not flashy, but there’s something comfortingly rugged about its popularity — like your dad’s camping boots that somehow outlive two tents and a dog.

Meanwhile, the MVP Hex holds at #3 with a quiet confidence and a flicker of heat, still marked as “Heating Up” for another week. Watching its patient progress is a study in slow-burn success — the kind that doesn’t shout but shows up, throws well, and lets word of mouth handle the advertising. It’s behavioural drift at work: once enough players rave about it, the Hex becomes a default experiment. Try it, love it, tell the next person. Rinse, repeat.

Brand-wise, Discraft, Innova and Axiom still dominate the upper deck. But keep an eye on RPM. Their Kahu glided up 68 places over four weeks, now sitting at #135. That’s not just product strength; that’s word-of-mouth lightning bottled and chucked down under. Possibly helped by regional loyalty, possibly just a cracking driver finally getting its due.

Further afield, MVP’s Glitch remains an object of low-speed fascination, stubbornly immobile at #5 despite being shaped like a UFO and catching as much grassroots curiosity as a niche subreddit. Meanwhile, the Crave and Trail stay put at #4 and #8 respectively, like teenagers who’ve found their chairs and have no intention of budging. Stability everywhere except the bottom half, where discs like the Beast and Psyop are clawing upward through the marketing smog and obscurity of triple-digit ranks.

Next week? Well, if Luna stays hot and Glitch finally levitates higher, we might see a rare shuffling of the putter pack. Until then, keep an eye on the margins where the oddball stories — like Doomsday’s Chemtrail rolling up to #59 — often prove more interesting than the kings atop the hill.