[Putters] A beginners second putter

[Circusgary]

Went to the store, picked up every putter they had. Left with 5 all the same. My putting sucks but major improvement in just one week.
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[jedeye]

How are you liking your choice? Do you feel that 5 is the best number to have?
I have also heard that two is the best because it makes you value each putt more and reset, instead of getting in a repetitive groove, which never really happens during a round, when it counts.

 

[elmexdela]

dx pna aviar all day

 

[Stardoggy]

Thanks for all the suggestions! Today I went to my distributor and gripped a whole bunch of different putters I had put my eyes on. I ended up with a set of super stupid soft Wizards. I love the grip I get from the texture and material and the feedback I get from the increased weight (I bought 172g ones). Then I spent about 90 minutes putting, it massively increased my putting confidence. I imagine that my putting performance will increase rapidly as well if I continue to practice like this. It helps a lot to have three identical discs when it comes to training putting, that's for sure.

You, sir, are a smart man. Wizards are the shizz.

One word of advice...when the putting leaves you for a couple weeks (and it WILL), don't run out and grab a new mold. Ride it out, keep practicing, and you'll come out better on the other side. Everybody has ups and downs with putting.

 

[Moose33]

Look online at infinatediscs or all things disc golf, pick out some that have a flight path you think you'd want. Go feel as many as possible and buy a couple that feel really good. Use those for all shots and then but 5 of the one you ended up liking.