Westside Discs | 9/6/-2/1 / VIP / Hatchet / White / |

Flight Numbers: 9 | 6 | -2 | 1

The Westside Hatchet is what happens when somebody takes a fairway driver, gives it a double shot of glide, and then tells it to go make bad decisions in the woods.

Despite the name, the Hatchet isn't some brute-force lumberjack tool. It's a finesse machine disguised as a weapon. With effortless turn, tons of glide, and a gentle fade, the Hatchet excels at shaping lines that make other drivers look about as graceful as a shopping cart with a bad wheel.

Throw it flat and watch it drift beautifully to the right (RHBH). Put it on a little hyzer and enjoy one of the smoothest hyzer-flip flights you'll find anywhere. The Hatchet doesn't fight you. It works with you, helping newer players unlock distance and giving experienced players a disc capable of some truly ridiculous shot shaping.

Best Uses:
• Hyzer flips for days
• Long turnover shots
• Woods golf wizardry
• Easy distance without max effort

Available in a variety of Westside plastics, the Hatchet offers a comfortable feel and glide that seems to ignore several established laws of physics. Whether you're navigating tight fairways or simply trying to add effortless distance to your game, the Hatchet is ready to earn its spot in the bag.

Real Talk:
The Hatchet is one of those discs that makes you think you're way better than you actually are.

You'll throw a beautiful hyzer flip through a gap barely wider than a shopping cart, park the hole, and immediately start acting like you've been studying advanced disc aerodynamics for years.

You haven't.

The Hatchet is just doing most of the work.

Meanwhile your overstable driver is sitting in the bag wondering why it only gets called upon during hurricanes and poor decision-making.

The first time you throw a Hatchet correctly, you'll understand why so many players become obsessed with understable fairways.

The second time, you'll start trying lines you absolutely have no business attempting.

Bottom Line:
The Hatchet isn't for chopping down trees. It's for avoiding them entirely. Glidey, workable, and surprisingly forgiving, it's the kind of disc that turns ordinary fairways into opportunities for creativity.

Or as we call it at BDLD: "The disc that makes you say, 'I totally meant to throw that line,' even when you absolutely didn't."