Honest Question - soft landing discs

[RomServo]

You are already bagging all the putters I would recommend, Birdie, Wedge and XT Nova. I also recommend the R-Pro Pig for windy putting situations.

R-Pro Pig! :hfive:

 

[mattc]

My wife now uses a mega soft pure for all of her approach.
They are really good for this type of "hit and stick" shot.

Also you might practice an "elevator" type putt

 

[filobedo]

Blowfly and any beat Latitidue 64 old soft putters like the Sinus and Spike.

 

[Roc1029]

I use the P-Line Discmania P1 for this shot. It has almost no fade so it lands flat, and the soft plastic puts the brakes on every time.

 

[DiscJunkie]

The 10M Brick is a putter that is no longer approved for competition. It was good for about 10M max and then essentially dropped and stopped.

I haven't read thru the entire thread, but the 10M Brick is still on the PDGA Approved Disc List.
The Turbo Putt and Wheel are no longer on there, but the 10M Brick is safe and legal.

 

[tbird888]

I haven't read thru the entire thread, but the 10M Brick is still on the PDGA Approved Disc List.
The Turbo Putt and Wheel are no longer on there, but the 10M Brick is safe and legal.

10M Brick is still on the PDGA approved list.

Already taken care of. :thmbup:

 

[The Last DJ]

My picks would be for the following...

Drivers - Anything in G* Plastic
Midrange - Pro Shark / FLX Buzzz
Putter - RFF or Eraser Wizard
Utility - DX Zephyr