Gannon Buhr enters the 2026 season as the current No. 1 ranked disc golf player in the world, and his Team Discmania bag backs it up. Buhr still favors overstable discs with a slight dome to hit his signature flex lines, throwing putters and midranges like the P2X, Tactic, and MD3, with the MD5 doing double duty as his go-to approach disc. On the driver side, his bag is built around the Discmania Splice, FD3, PD — including a fresh first-run PD for 2026 — and his Summer Breeze DD3 for max distance.
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Gannon Buhr's Full Bag Breakdown
Here's a full breakdown of every disc in Gannon's bag as of his last in the bag video update!
Gannon's Putters
Flex Three Blend P2X - A putter he helped design with Discmania, and his putting putter of choice for its straight flight and reliable overstable finish.
S-Line Razorclaw 1 - His most overstable throwing putter, worn in enough that ripping it flat backhand sends it dead straight with a slight left finish.
First Run P3X (S-Line) - Currently dead straight with maybe a touch of overstable finish; he likes it for holding a line and its low-profile feel.
C-Line Notion - Drifts right the entire flight when ripped flat, and he loves throwing touch shots with it.
Tactic - An Eagle McMahon stamp run he got directly from Eagle himself, signed by Mona and by 2x World Champion Isaac Robinson after his second world title; it's the only disc that's been in his bag his whole Discmania contract, and being forehand-only and dead straight, it's his go-to for shaping out-of-jail shots.
Buhr's Midranges
S-Line MD5 - His most overstable midrange and favorite approach disc, used for chop forehands or overstable backhand flex shots.
First Run Method - Used for slight flex shots that go straight before finishing a bit left.
Forge Method - His straightest midrange, flying dead straight on a laser beam when ripped hard and great for shaping shots in the woods.
Color Glow MD3 (Iron Samurai 3 run) - His most understable midrange; put on a hyzer it flips over and turns right the whole flight, and he loves using it in the woods.
Buhr's Fairway Drivers
Meta Horizon Splice (S-Line) - A stiffer, more durable blend with a touch of dome that makes it that much more overstable.
Doombird 4 - Its slight dome helps it hold the flex consistently, and he uses it for forehand and backhand chip shots around 350 feet.
Glow FD3 - His straight-to-stable fairway driver, flying dead flat with a bit of finish, and also his go-to sidearm when he needs a pushy flight with some fade.
First Run PD - New for the 2026 season, this is the disc he's thrown all over tour the last couple years; he likes ripping it flat so it drifts right the entire flight, with the occasional sidearm.
Forge Function - His favorite roller disc, hitting the ground at the perfect angle off a flat backhand throw and rolling up.
Gannon's Distance Drivers
S-Line PD2 (Hypno Hulk run) - Really overstable with a big dome; his choice when he wants to rip a shot as hard as possible around 500 feet without it going past that.
Eagle McMahon PD2 - His go-to for control sidearm shots in the 350-380 foot range.
DD3 (Cloud Breaker) - Nicknamed "Winter Breeze 3" (his third one, in a stiffer blend with only about 50 ever made), it's pretty overstable for a Cloud Breaker and the driver he reaches for most on tour when he needs about 50 more feet than the PD2 while staying overstable.
S-Line DD3 - Nicknamed "Summer Breeze 3" (his third one, after the last got too flippy), it's his max-distance disc for both forehand and backhand shots.
Nordic Phenom 4 - His roller disc, thrown flat so it hits on a perfect cut angle, stands up, and finishes on its back.
