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Putters need more height to glide out distance and are less nose sensitive because they are not sharp nosed.
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For maximum distance I would actually want the nose of the disc to be angled slightly down 4 degrees while throwing the disc on ~an upward trajectory of ~10-15 degrees?
If you are seeking a straight/flat parabolic flight, the disc needs to be working nose down enough to it's trajectory and it should arc with enough spin to maintain it's AoA to it's trajectory, and enough speed so it's actually creating slight negative lift. Not enough spin is going to flip or stall the disc.