Driving Putter in Premium plastic

[DeadEye]

Ion or Anode.

[Dyoel182]

Anode or something in a Vibram.

[IronJack]

Originally Posted by kevdiv48

Thanks for the input, I've been looking around and thought that both flx and cryztal challengers would fit the bill nicely.

Cryztal FLX is the grippiest if you can find it and if it's made in the mold you want.

[New013]

I really like the FLX Challenger as well, it's a really good driving putter. It's no Anode or Wizard though.

[tbird888]

Every one of the putters you mentioned has a premium plastic variant. I'm a Wizard thrower so for gummy and (slightly) tacky, I would say look for a blue Evo HPP Wizard. They get floppy fairly quickly, but they drop immediately when they hit something instead of deflecting into the woods.

Now that I've given an answer, I'll throw in my two cents. Why not just work your regular plastic putter back into shape and keep throwing it? Baseline plastic will bend fairly easily, but it has an internal memory and will return to its original shape with a little effort. If you're opposed to doing that, I would recommend one of the reruns of G9 Wizards that are out right now. They're pretty firm, beefy like they should be, and you'll more than likely crack one before you'll taco it. Email Gateway and buy a stack of five or ten before they're gone.

[ViolaBouquet]

I now throw Cryztal FLX Magnets, but FLX Challengers work well too.

[Shimmer]

I really like Ions, but feel they are really touchy after throwing my Chains Aviar. I'll also agree that FLX Challengers are super nice.

[NOStheBOSS]

As others have said, MVP makes great putters for the tee and approaches. In my experience, it is the "glidiest" premium plastic I have thrown

[fishmich]

Originally Posted by ShawnBoucke

I now throw Cryztal FLX Magnets, but FLX Challengers work well too.

the part about the challengers is true depending on the run. the newer runs that dynamic was selling are not stable at all. older ones from the players cup and the memorial were nice and stable.

[KRATC]

Ion or Anode depending on your stability preference. I used to drive with Wizards, and they still feel great in my hand, but they beat up quick and their premium plastic was a bit too floppy for me.