What weight putter do you use?

[aarikc17]

Just curious because my wife throws 150class, but putts with a 175g Aviar Driver.

 

[jartiv]

I carry at least 4 putters...

150 S Magic - I voted for 150 class because I simply use this putter the most... long putts, straight/turnover approaches
175 SSS Magic - this has lately been my goto putter inside 20ft
175 S Magic - this putter is slightly more stable than the 175 SSS... I use it for short straight approaches when I am trying to avoid turning over.
175 SSS Wizard - straight/slight hyzer approaches and windy putting... once upon a time this disc was my goto putter inside 20ft... i can actually practice with this and the SSS magic and not really tell the difference... they are even the same color (chalky blue proto)... sometimes I reach and my bag and putt and not realize that I putted with the wizard instead of the magic...

occasionally a 168 warlock finds it into my bag, but I found that its stability is similar to the 175 S Magic and I don't really like putting with it.

 

[toothyfish]

175. Still experimenting, but using a Magic SS for true putting and Aviar JK and Rhyno for approaches.

 

[tamahawk]

175 KCPro Aviar. I've decided to find a putter and stick with it, this is the one I chose. I have been very pleased with this putter.

 

[Technohic]

174 Soft Banger-GT.

Lighter gives a little more glide and I dont want that and the soft plastic reuces chance of it rolling away. If I miss, I want it to get down and stay down.

 

[DannyM]

Almost all my putters, practice and ones in my bag, are all 171g. It helps to have more max weight discs for wind, but I like just a few grams less so that it is easier to throw backhand anny shots.

 

[mashnut]

I have 5 SSS Wizards that I putt with, one is 173, three are 174 and one is 175.

 

[zud00]

I like the heavy ones because I like to use them off of the tee, so 170-175 for me.

 

[80playedin10states]

I like the heavy ones because I like to use them off of the tee, so 170-175 for me.

me too...jk aviar.

 

[discgolphinmafaukner]

My magics are 161 grams and 162 grams. I used to use a heavier putter but the lighter ones just seem to float better w/ less effort. They allow me to be more accurate. I have a Challenger that's heavier that I use for approaches.

 

[Dave Walters]

personally I putt 169-171

I don't have to put as much work on it to make putts.

Over all just a comfortable weight for me.

Although a heavier putter has more momentum so it would hit in the chains harder. Which might reduce kick outs depending on a baskets design.

 

[garublador]

165-168g for putting, 170-172g for approaches and 175g for driving.

 

[suprnva]

I carry 2 175 DX Aviars for approach shots and jump putts. My main putter for anything inside 30ft is a 172 E Wizard and I carry a 175 E Wizard for windy days.

 

[JR Stengele]

171 or 172. I like them heavy but still light enough to make long putts stay elevated.

 

[Roc1Time]

175 unless Im in Japan

 

[YonderScott]

170-171.

 

[mickas]

174 VP, and a 174 FLX challenger for drives and upshots

 

[harr0140]

the heavier the better. I even have a 178 champ rhyno that for some reason weighs that much. I am not sure what is a legal weight for it . . . someone told me 175. I am using a mail scale so it isnt 100% accurate so maybe all my 178 discs are 175.

 

[DiscJunkie]

I use 175g's as much as possible. If I use something 170+, I'm okay and really can't tell the difference.
I use a 175g SS Magic for approaches inside ~100' and a 175g SSS Magic for putts.
I also have 15 175g Organic Magics that I use for putting and approach practice.

 

[sweeper]

171g