Snap-it
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^ this/
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[Putters] Best putter that covers all shots
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^ this/
ThomasOrion
* Ace Member *
I typo'd....There are haha not They're are....DERRRRP
SD86
Banned
Of course, I had just decided the Warden was my putting putter, so there is a conflict now that must be resolved
Welcome to my world. Should I get a P, D, or X-line P2 for putting, to go with my S-Line P2. Or should I stick with the Classic Warden?
(So far, Warden still winning out)
dwindacatcher
Eagle Member
As many others have said, warlock is pretty close to a beadless wizard. Gateway plastic is awesome, and inexpensive. Give one a try and see if you like it.
AzteC
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What is it about a non-beaded putter than can do more than a beaded putter?
Snap-it
* Ace Member *
Where did I say that? Agreed with tons of putters choices, that's all.
Declarkus
Double Eagle Member
Magnet
Brodysseus
* Ace Member *
Aviar PnA
I've heard those are quite good. So how come nobody good throws them?
Marmoset
* Ace Member *
Sometimes I don't pick up on sarcasm...
In case you were serious: Paul McBeth.
Also, supporting your "nobody good throws them" statement, I love that mold. I frequently take them out for one disc rounds so I can vouch that they are a viable candidate for a do everything putter. Several other putters can claim the same thing, though.
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Brodysseus
* Ace Member *
Looking at your sig... How come nobody good throws Wizards? Do we really need pros to throw a disc for it to be good at what it does?
(Note: I used to be all about the Wizard, great disc)
ILUVSMGS18
Just Another Disc Hoarder
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I bought a Luster P2 that I was going to use for short drives and approaches but it has become my main putter, at least on fairly dry days. On wet days I use either my R-Pro Rhyno or my JK Aviars due to better grip and being easier to dry. I think that the P2 can be a do it all putter though I do wish there would be a P2x.
hugheshilton
* Ace Member *
Preeeetty sure david was being sarcastic guys....
Just because it's the number one selling golf disc of all time, and just because more champions have thrown them than any other Putter, you guys get all moist about it.
What is the AViar done for your game?
What is the AViar done for your game?
ThomasOrion
* Ace Member *
There's no difference really, its a Preference of FEEL.
Beads typically add a little stability. But really its mainly a preference on FEEL of the rim. Some find the bead to be a good place to put the index finger and get a feel on how to release, others prefer not having the nub there as it can be distracting to some.
I got an ace with an Aviar once and I won some money.
I quickly turned that money into beer.
So Aviars=Beer?
Solid gold marketing there, I'm buying an Aviar as we speak.:thmbup:
Discgolfin
Newbie
So what's the Aviar to beer ratio we are talking about? :thmbup:
Here's my lineup.
Soft Wizard - Main putter
Pro Rhyno - stable/slightly overstable approaches, circle putts on windy days.
Opto Pure - short drives, straight approaches.
Star Mirage - insanely flippy utility putter, so much fun to throw, so easy to throw huge turns even powered down.
Pro Pig - Meathook/skip shots
Gstar/DX Polecat - Floaty hovering anny approaches around hilly terrain
Soft Wizard - Main putter
Pro Rhyno - stable/slightly overstable approaches, circle putts on windy days.
Opto Pure - short drives, straight approaches.
Star Mirage - insanely flippy utility putter, so much fun to throw, so easy to throw huge turns even powered down.
Pro Pig - Meathook/skip shots
Gstar/DX Polecat - Floaty hovering anny approaches around hilly terrain
