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Overstable Putter
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MrGlass01
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most definitely. putter threads are like checkers they never go away and there are more and more of them all the time! 
I think that's what I should do.. Maybe get a heavier one?? Or Just learn to play with the wind. Learn how to adjust the shot.
i putt and approach with 171 BB Aviars. a KC Pro for putting and a yeti pro for approaching and driving. if its windy i go with a 175 KC Pro Aviar for putting and approaching. if its seriously windy, like ridiculously so, i go with an ESP zone.
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sinus ap and sp made by latitude 64. readily available at any major internet dealer.
try one, you'll like it.
MrGlass01
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how would you compare this to a zone/pig?
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i throw both the zone and the sinus ap. sure they overlap but i like having different 'feel' choices depending on how i'm feeling that particular day.
the sinus is as flat and overstable as the zone and i have grown quite accustomed to the 3 grip pads on the lat disc, especially during wet days.
flight-wise i think they're in a dead heat, too close to call. sometimes it seems that the sinus does have a little bit more glide than the zone, which overall is not that big a deal when you're talking about overstable putters.
the zero plastic that my zones are in does beat up a bit, but i'm still throwing the same sinus's for over a year now and the stability of the disc is still quite evident. the zone is pretty nice in the z plastic and i hope and pray that latitude will one day produce a sinus in opto plastic, like they recently did with the pure.
the rhyno was an important part of my bag until i discovered the sinus ap and the zone. it just pretty much boiled down to what felt better in my hand since they all are very close performance wise.
never liked the pig. seemed to be less vesatile than the rhyno and some i had were domey feeling, which i didn't care for.
Challenger in FLX plastic. Holds well in the wind and is overstable.
You could use a Wizard or Ion like most of us who want an overstable putter, but I think you should break out of the box and use a Nuke OS or maybe an Epic. Sure they will be difficult to master, but if you do you'll be a unique and memorable playing partner and people all over the country will try to emulate you.
Nowski
Eagle Member
^ use the same putter and adjust for the wind. i use p&a aviars and magics in the wind
basketcase15
Double Eagle Member
rhyno
I use an ESP Challenger
Hagström
Birdie Member
Rhyno, Pig or Zone
I carry 3 BB Aviars and 2 Rhynos. The most stable KC Aviar I have is a 10x, that, into a significant headwind, will still flip. The Aviars seem to be more sensitive to OAT as well. My Pro Rhyno is now an effortless turnover driver, and my Champ Rhyno is effortless into a headwind. Rhynos are where its at for overstable.
The Journey Post
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Champ rhyno, or zone are great choices if you're just talking about putting in heavy winds. If you want an all around OS putter id suggest stepping down a notch or two in stability for added versatility
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