Wizard Plastics

[sillybizz]

What's a good plastic for Wizards for driving or putting? Is one plastic better for putting and one better for driving?

[rhino21]

My preference is harder plastics for driving and longer putts and softer plastics for short putts. So, M or S for driving and SS or SSS (which I'm not a fan of) for shorter (or true) putts.

[garublador]

IMO, soft or medium will work really well for both, depending on the run and your preference. I'll use a SS for some approach shots, though.

[Technohic]

I like Glow and/or Organic for drives, SSS that arent really SSS for putting, probably more like SS; which is still the most agrivating thing for me when dealing with their plastic. Cant they just wait until they see how hard or soft the run is before labeling it S SS or SSS or whatever and have a definitive firmness for each?

[sillybizz]

Yeah I was at the store yesterday and bought two SSS Wizards; one being like a soft X Challenger and the other one is like a hard X Challenger.

[valkyrie]

I like my SS for putting and my S one for driving.

[mashnut]

I have two SSS Wizards in the bag for putting and approach shots, and a M and an Evolution Wizard for driving. The M is a little more broken in and great for turnover and anhyzer drives, the Evolution is still fairly new and great for hyzers and skips, and either will hold a nice straight line for me.

[Huk Finn]

SS-SSS for putting E/EHPP for driving

[Strauss]

I did it all with a pair of SS Wizards. Although my two SS's were not that soft, they were actually pretty stiff but had a nice grippy texture to them. It was my favorite Wizard plastic by far.

[SirRaph]

Honestly, I wouldn't be able to differentiate between my S, SS and SSS Magics if I were blindfolded. They all feel like they're so close in firmness.

My first Wizard was a Medium, however, and it felt like a wet brick.

The softest or floppiest plastic for the Wiz, in my experience, is the HPP Evolution.