2/3/0/1 AGL Koa

The AGL Koa is named after one of Hawaii’s most treasured native trees—strong, beautiful, and valuable enough that people tend to pay attention when one shows up. The disc version brings that same dependable energy to the green: straight, controlled, and far more interested in landing near the basket than turning every approach into a dramatic rescue mission.

In Woodland plastic, the Koa gets a grippy, confidence-building feel made for putting and touch approaches. With flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 1, it delivers a clean neutral flight, useful carry, and a gentle finish that keeps it accurate without becoming painfully boring.

Flight

2 | 3 | 0 | 1 gives the Koa an honest putt-and-approach flight. Speed 2 keeps it comfortable and easy to control, glide 3 provides enough carry without turning it into a floaty runaway, the 0 turn helps it stay true to the release, and the fade of 1 gives it a soft, predictable finish.

Thrown flat, the Koa pushes straight and settles gently. On hyzer, it holds the angle without dumping aggressively. Released on anhyzer, it can carry the line cleanly, making it useful for touch approaches, technical gaps, and short drives where accuracy matters more than flexing on your card mates.

Plastic

Woodland plastic is AGL’s baseline-style blend designed around grip, control, and comfortable putting feel. It offers a secure hold in the hand and seasons gradually, allowing the Koa to become even straighter and more workable with use.

The added grip makes Woodland especially useful in colder weather, damp conditions, and pressure putts where slick plastic suddenly feels like a practical joke. It is also a strong choice for approach shots that benefit from reduced skips and manageable ground play.

Best Uses

• Inside-the-circle putting
• Straight approach shots
• Controlled throwing-putter drives
• Wooded tunnel shots
• Touch anhyzers
• Standstill approaches
• Low-ceiling placement shots
• Cold or damp rounds
• Players who prefer minimal fade
• One-disc practice rounds
• Approaches where a forty-foot comeback putt sounds exhausting

BDLD Real Talk

The Koa is not going to rescue a terrible release with a heroic last-second fade. It flies honestly, which is great when your form is clean and mildly judgmental when it is not.

Woodland plastic gives it the grip and control needed for confident putting and touch shots, while the neutral flight makes it useful well beyond the putting circle. Newer players will appreciate how easily it flies straight. Experienced players can use it for finesse lines and technical approaches that overstable putters tend to bulldoze through.

That gentle finish is enough to keep the Koa predictable without making it bail out early. In other words, it does the sensible thing—which is more than can be said for the person trying to force a miracle line through four trees.

Bottom Line

The AGL Koa in Woodland plastic is a grippy, neutral 2 | 3 | 0 | 1 putter built for straight putts, controlled approaches, touch drives, and clean placement. Dependable, workable, and refreshingly uninterested in making simple shots harder than they need to be.