Buzzz Holds the Throne as Hex and Glitch Squeeze the Top 10: 28 Aug, 2026

Top-ranked discs on Friday August 28, 2026

The 28 Aug, 2026 Golf Disc Rankings feel like a group chat where nobody wants to make plans, but everyone has opinions. The top of the chart is almost stubbornly steady. The Buzzz stays parked at #1 for another week, with the Pixel at #2, Destroyer at #3, and Crave at #4. According to the latest DiscList rankings, that is a lot of players choosing “known quantities” over any shiny new experiment.

That steadiness is the story, but it is not the whole story. The action this week is the gentle squeeze happening just below that immovable top four. The Axiom Hex climbs from #7 to #5, and the MVP Glitch climbs from #8 to #6. Two very different discs, both scratching the same itch. The Hex is the comfy midrange that makes straight shots feel less like a negotiation. The Glitch is the floaty little troublemaker that turns warm-ups into a session and sessions into an online checkout.

Those moves come at the expense of a couple of equally familiar faces. The Innova Mako 3 slides from #5 to #7, and the Wraith drops from #6 to #8. That is not a fall from grace as much as it is a reminder that “neutral and trustworthy” has stiff competition when other neutral, trustworthy discs get a moment. If you are a newer player, the Mako 3 versus Hex decision often comes down to feel and how much you like a touch of fade at the end. If you are a more experienced player, you probably own both and you are pretending you are choosing between them for logical reasons.

The rest of the Top 10 keeps that same sensible tone. MVP’s Trail nudges up from #11 to #9, which reads like shoppers wanting distance-driver mileage without the full 12-speed relationship drama. The Mamba ticks down one spot to #10, but it is still hanging around because turning a disc over on command is fun, and fun sells. In the chasing pack, the Zone jumps from #17 to #15, which is the disc golf equivalent of buying a fire extinguisher. You do not always need it, but when you do, you really do.

Outside the headline spots, the most eyebrow-raising movement is brand-led rather than top-40 led. Lone Star absolutely romps up the brand chart, and a handful of Lone Star moulds post huge rank gains, even if they are not sniffing the Top 40 yet. The Lone Wolf (+531 to #116) and Mad Cat (+522 to #91) lead the charge. That usually points to a drop, a restock, or a sudden wave of curiosity buying. Either way, plenty of players are clearly fancying a try.

Regionally, the picture stays nicely weird in a comforting way. Europe keeps the Pixel at #1 with the Berg still doing Berg things, while Oceania has the Glitch on top, which feels entirely on brand for a place that knows how to throw a frisbee for fun.

So yes, the top is calm. But with the Hex and Glitch pressing in, and the Trail looking like it wants a bigger seat at the table, next week has all the ingredients for a proper reshuffle. Check back Friday, because this chart has a habit of acting polite right before it changes its mind.

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