avair-x.
nice and soft/flexible so it settles easily.
nice and soft/flexible so it settles easily.
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What Putter Do You Use?
- Thread starter Midnightbiker
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153 Star Aviar!
Lighter weight = more flick
Lighter weight = more flick
DeafDiscGolfer
Birdie Member
I use Lighting Prostyle U-2 Upshot, 20 years old Aviar P&A, Photon glow Challenger, and XD for various situations.
Weird, uh?
Weird, uh?
DeafDiscGolfer
Birdie Member
Which brings me another question that I have asked before...
Do pro players like Ken C., Dave F., Nate D, Elaine K., Val J., etc. uses the same kind of putters every year or do they throw spanking brand new putters all the time? Because I was wondering if I should replace old discs or something...
Anyone know?? ThreePutt? Anyone who follows or knows Kenny's success...?
Do pro players like Ken C., Dave F., Nate D, Elaine K., Val J., etc. uses the same kind of putters every year or do they throw spanking brand new putters all the time? Because I was wondering if I should replace old discs or something...
Anyone know?? ThreePutt? Anyone who follows or knows Kenny's success...?
adam423
Par Member
All the local pros here use really beat in putters. Years of beatings. Unrecognizable discs. Mine is getting there. I swear it has finger inmprints starting to set into the plastic.Which brings me another question that I have asked before...
Do pro players like Ken C., Dave F., Nate D, Elaine K., Val J., etc. uses the same kind of putters every year or do they throw spanking brand new putters all the time? Because I was wondering if I should replace old discs or something...
Anyone know?? ThreePutt? Anyone who follows or knows Kenny's success...?
Rbuzz9
Eagle Member
Hemp Wizard
works pretty well and i can say its hemp
works pretty well and i can say its hemp
Starwraith169
Par Member
I use the JK Pro Aviar-x because I like the grip and it is definitely a straight shooter. I also use a pro rhyno because it is overstable and it flys really predictably in the wind. Also because it is soft and I dig the thumbtrak
How do you feel about the Star Wraith? I'm thinking about seeing if timg will let me change my username to championboss175.
Recently I've seen Feldberg put with a white Aviar, but for a long time the only putter I saw him use was this black Aviar that he said he won at the first tournament he played in. Most of the better players I'm aware of have old putters. Not sure about Climo, that would be interesting to know.Which brings me another question that I have asked before...
Do pro players like Ken C., Dave F., Nate D, Elaine K., Val J., etc. uses the same kind of putters every year or do they throw spanking brand new putters all the time? Because I was wondering if I should replace old discs or something...
Anyone know?? ThreePutt? Anyone who follows or knows Kenny's success...?
spletts
Newbie
I use two putters...the Aviar (169g) and a Discraft Soft Banger GT (171g).
The Banger has a reliable glide for me and can hold it's own in the wind. The aviar is used primarily for my close in (20 ft or closer) straight line shots.
The Banger has a reliable glide for me and can hold it's own in the wind. The aviar is used primarily for my close in (20 ft or closer) straight line shots.
Fore
Eagle Member
Main putter is a 170g Aviar P&A that is really beat in. I also have an Omega SS that is 146g. I use this for jump putts and uphill putting when there is no wind. I have been thinking about switching to Gateway putters but havn't made the move yet because I'm pretty confident with my current setup.
So how many of you prefer hard plastic or soft plastic for your putters? Or do you carry a soft and hard putter?
DeafDiscGolfer
Birdie Member
Both...
i use the soft magnet and hard magnet. i like the hard magnet for how it feels in my hand with the stiffer plastic, and i keep the soft magnet for rainy, wet conditions. the hard magnet will not stay in if the chains are wet. i learned this the hard way in a tournament last week. also the soft magnet because it is a little more beat in. also for some reason the soft magnet is more consistent. i think i have more confidence with this putter and thats why its more consistent
i also found out that magnets fly mainly the same even though they are beat in, i like that about a disc
also for windy or hyzer putts i use an esp banger or a new roc, depending on the distance
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borndasaur
Birdie Member
171 Star Rhyno, in from 25', stops dead even on hills from further out.
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