Jan 23, 2026 Golf Disc Rankings: Stability at the Top

What Disc Golfers Are Holding Onto: 4-Week Roundup as of Jan 23, 2026

If you enjoy plot twists, I’m afraid this month’s rankings are more Jane Austen than Tarantino. Based on the latest DiscList sales data, the Top 10 has been locked tighter than a tournament-stamped vault. No climbers, no droppers — just ten discs enjoying a long soak in buyers’ affection.

Top Movers This Month: None, But Let’s Talk About That

The calm speaks volumes

When people aren’t experimenting, they’re reaffirming. The fact that every disc in the Top 10 has remained exactly where it was four weeks ago raises the question: are we seeing stability or stagnation? My money’s on comfort. January weather doesn’t encourage whimsy. With fewer rounds and colder fingers, disc golfers cling to what they know. Midranges with predictable fade. Putters they could throw blindfolded. Fairway drivers they trust like a lucky sock.

The Buzzz OS, reigning undisputed at #1, is a poster child for this kind of decision-making. It’s not flashy. But it’s the kind of disc that gives you confidence in a blustery headwind — and in winter, that’s what sells. The Crave at #2 and the Hex at #3 seem to tick the same emotional boxes: consistency, reliability, and a sense of tactile familiarity.

What’s Interesting Beneath the Surface

Brand loyalty and subtle signals

Take a peek a little deeper, and you’ll notice Axiom with three discs planted in the Top 5. The Pixel at #5 refuses to budge, continuing its quiet campaign for putter domination. It suggests a growing confidence in Axiom’s plastic where it matters most — close to the chains. MVP’s presence, too, is hard to ignore. From the floating Glitch to the laser-straight Trail, they’ve carved out four Top 10 slots through unflashy, feel-good design.

In fact, the theme of this month’s 4-week roundup seems to be: Don’t rock the boat. Whether it’s Kastaplast’s Berg X clinging to #9 or Innova’s classic Destroyer parked at #4, the field reads like a group of disc golfers collectively saying, “Nah, we’re good.”

Discs to Watch Ahead

Because this won’t last forever

When all signs point to consistency, that’s often when the biggest shifts loom. The disc market, much like nature, abhors a vacuum. Expect a surprise soon — perhaps from a fresh mould or a bold reissue. Even the most loyal bag eventually makes room for one wildcard.

So while this month’s chart may read like a frozen pond, a few cracks could be forming underneath. And when they do, we’ll be here with a warm brew and a raised eyebrow.