Putter plastic

[mashnut]

One more vote for base plastic, flies better and has better grip.

 

[ArcheType]

I carry SSS Voodoos that I'd call baseline for upshots and putting and most drives, but I also have a HPP that I use for big hyzers and drives, but my vote goes to baseline.

 

[Star Shark]

DX Glow Aviars here. Although for quite some time I threw Zeroline Spikes.

 

[bholy08]

hydras only come in one plastic easy choice!

 

[Ace D]

i generally prefer putters in plastics that are only used in putters. don't care for champ/star putters or equivalent plastics.

 

[Raptor]

Normally I like the cheap, soft putters for putting and more premium plastic for driving. The Ridge has thrown everything off though. It's premium plastic that is durable for driving, but it's also soft and super grippy for putting as well.

 

[blapblapblap]

i throw 11x champion aviars (got started on these because of one i pulled out of a pond..didn't realize they were OOP til after i fell in love with it). i've also got a couple jk aviar-xs that i like pretty good. i voted premium

 

[Handsome Rob]

+1 vote fore baseline. Mine goes for the zeroline pure.

 

[Fishy]

All my putters are rubber, which way do I vote ?

I'm so confused.

^ same
except for a beat in SoftApx

 

[TxDiscGolfBoy]

I don't think you'd call SSS plastic "premium" would you??? That's what I throw.

 

[eegor]

Almost all of my putters are rubber or premium plastic. I own a DX Aviar, a couple of Magics, a Voodoo and a really old Omega SS, but rarely use them. If I'm not throwing my Vibram (big windy days), I'll putt with a pro Rhyno and approach with a star Rhyno. Sometimes I play practice rounds in west Texas with an ESP Banger GT. The desert really wears on plastic, so I don't always take my "in the bag" or base plastic putters.