INNOVAR-Pro Pig Putt & Approach Golf Disc [Colors may vary]

This is given my approach game unbelievable confidence. Sunk a 128 foot putt with a pig yesterday. An absolute point and shoot disc that drops and doesn't scoot. It's got a permanent spot in my bag.

I intentionally wanted to get this disc for its above average fade. I tend to use this disc for scramble rollers and forehand approach shots. The additional fade enables this disc to fight back hard on higher angle forehand throws. It levels out and remains on target for longer C3/C3 approach shots. You can also throw this disc directly to the ground about 10 feet away and the disc will turn towards the plate (however you have it facing) and hold a nice long slightly bending roller towards your target. This is a very versatile disc that users can add to their bag to help increase their bullseye approaches for sure!

New player, find myself reaching for the Pig on many approach shots. Great for escaping bad situations, I've found that throwing the Pig forehand on an angle will stabilize and flatten out for a nice shot. Great feel and comfortable for Tomahawk shots too. When thrown hard backhand the Pig will hold straight line and then have a controlled, consistent fade at the end of flight. I like that the Pig does not have much glide and will get down to the ground quickly and stick.

I am 50 years old and have been only playing disc golf for 8 months. This is my new go to disc for most unorthodox approach shots. Great to hyzer around guarded baskets or to throw it forehand on anhyzer and know it will always hyzer back. This disc alone has won me rounds with friends. Great disc!

Good price for a well known disc. Came in pink, which is easy to find in all seasons when you land in the bush. Not an EV7 Phi, (great approach/putter btw) but I'm trying to learn how to run a piggy roller out of the shrubbery.

I'm pretty sure having a Pig in your bag is a Prerequisite of being A Disc Golfer. Enjoy those straight Up-Shots

It's a Pig, what can I say. It does what a Pig does, flies super overstable. This is a great forehand disc but I don't play forehand shots. I got it because it is the most comfortable putter I have ever held. I use it for putting only, no approach shots as it is too overstable for my backhand style. Something about this disc just inspires confidence when putting. The low glide makes it great for putting in the wind or upshots. It is soft and sticky so rarely bounces out of the basket or off of the chains. Anything inside 15-20 feet I will definitely use this disk. If it is a longer spin putt I will go to something else because of the extreme fade on the Pig.

When i take someone disc golfing for the first time, I always give them a PIGThis is easy to throw and will go straight even for begginers.