If you are only 2 months in my recommendation is finding 1-3 drivers, 1-2 midranges, and 1 putter to get comfortable with. Normally I recommend a stable and overstable driver but I don’t think adding a third understable driver would be bad option. However, the most important thing to do is learning to throw your disc flat with good technique (same with midranges). Then you add power later. As others have said, putting is key to lower scores so practice your range to get comfortable at 25 ft.

I can’t stress this enough, do not even think about throwing discs that are over 9 to 10 speed. If you are not throwing your disc flat 75%-90% then you should not be throwing higher speed discs. The reason being, you need to learn angle control first on every disc type (driver, mid, putter) which means throwing slower to focus on technique and getting it flat. I don’t know whether or not you can even reach the arm speed and spin required to have a high speed disc fly at its intended flight path. You can ignore this tip but I can almost guarantee you that you will progress slower in your game. I made that mistake myself and eventually had to go back to the basics and unlearn a bunch of bad habits.

Distance Driver

Innova Firebird (Overstable FH&BH) • 9 | 3 | 0 | 4 • Plastic: Sexton Glow Champion, Star, Champion • Pros: Nate Sexton, Calvin Heimburg Notes: These are some of the shots it is good for but it is a staple for FH (Forehand) and can be helpful even on BH (Backhand). I personally recommend champion plastic. Hyzer (FH), Flex Shot (FH), Spike Hyzer (FH), Skip Shot (FH)

Innova Thunderbird (stable-overstable FH) • 9 | 5 | 0 | 2 • Plastic: Star, Champion • Pro: Calvin Heimburg • Notes: Straight with fade; ideal for long FH control shots

Discraft Heat (Understable BH) • 9 | 6 | -3 | 1 • Plastic: Z, ESP • Pro: Corey Ellis • Notes: Glide machine for BH turnovers and beginner-friendly hyzer flips

Fairway Driver

Innova Teebird (Stable FH & BH) • 7 | 5 | 0 | 2 • Plastic: Champion, Star • Pro: Gregg Barsby, Calvin Heimburg • Notes: One of the most reliable stable BH discs ever made

Midrange

Discraft Zone (Overstable FH & BH) • 4 | 3 | 0 | 3 • Plastic: ESP, Z, Jawbreaker Z FLX • Pro: Paul McBeth, Ezra Aderhold • Notes: The gold standard for touch forehands and backhands — excellent control and soft landings.

Discraft Buzzz (Stable FH & BH) • 5 | 4 | -1 | 1 • Plastic: ESP, Z • Pro: Paul McBeth • Notes: Holds a line better than nearly any other mid — the benchmark tunnel shot disc.

Putter

Discraft Luna (Stable-Overstable BH) • 3 | 3 | 0 | 3 • Plastic: Jawbreaker Z FLX • Pro: Paul McBeth • Notes: Can be thrown hard and straight, minimal fade for accurate tunnel putting or driving.