The Harp is an overstable approach disc from Westside Discs with flight numbers 4 / 4 / 0 / 3, classified as a P-category putter built for control rather than putting reach. The neutral turn combined with strong fade gives it a flat, locked-in flight that resists wind, holds whatever angle it leaves the hand on, and finishes with a sharp, predictable hyzer. It is the disc of choice for forced upshots, scramble forehands, low-ceiling tunnel shots, and skip approaches where the fade needs to be trustworthy regardless of arm speed. As the Harp wears in, the high-speed flight stays remarkably consistent. The disc loses only a small amount of fade over time and never becomes truly understable, which is part of its appeal. In premium plastics like VIP, Tournament, or Moonshine VIP it remains a long-lasting overstable approach tool, while baseline BT Hard, BT Soft, and Origio runs offer a softer feel in hand without giving up much of the overstable finish.
Plast: VIP: Westside Discs VIP is the flagship premium translucent blend in the lineup, a clear, durable polymer that carries deep dye work and bright stamp foils while delivering tournament-grade durability. The plastic offers a stiff rim with a slightly tacky surface that grips well in dry conditions, and it holds its overstability through season after season of competitive play. VIP is the default premium choice for distance drivers and fairways across most bags. As a premium blend it preserves the listed flight numbers far longer than a baseline release, where the same mold typically gains extra turn and a softer fade within weeks of consistent play. Westside Moonshine is a glow-in-the-dark premium plastic that charges under light and illuminates for night rounds. Durability matches Westside's premium tier and flight evolution tracks the underlying base.
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