Push Putters, Spin Putters - What do you prefer?

[discddwn]

I push putt with a wizard and sometimes magics.

 

[Mr. America]

You didn't look hard

But anyways, I am finding myself liking a putter that is stiff, yet catches the chains well. I've been rocking the Ions and Anodes most of this year. Really liking the medium Anodes. I straddle, spin, lob, pitch, etc. with it.

People who only ever use one putting style aren't playing tight enough courses

 

[Tee1]

I push putt and I've found that stiffer putters work better for me by helping me get a smooth release. I used KC Aviars for about my first year or so but didn't care for their slickness. I switched to Yeti's because they are still fairly stiff while still being nice and grippy. I couldn't be happier with them, the concave flight plate also gives them a slightly lower profile which gives it a better feel in the hand.

 

[cjowo]

I spin putt and a SS Magic is what works for me.

 

[jongoff09]

I spin putt with medium anodes.

 

[zenn9]

I use the Pure now for just about everything within 150 unless I want a little more overstable (Sinus/Buzzz). For push, jump, and spin putts, I use a 175 TM2 Pure. For tail wind I generally use my 170 Zero.

 

[RichMeade]

I'm a hybrid spin/push putter...
I use a feldberg like motion with a wrist flick (using my fan grip to spin the disc as it leaves my hand)

Some people call it a "float put"

But I use SS Wizards, because they are predictable for me...
I'll also use SS magics when I can't play the fade of my Wizards.

I've begun developing a pure "spin" put to deal with low ceilings, and find the Wizard (again) to be more predictable.

 

[TheWCG]

The question isnt which style do you prefer but which discs do you prefer for that style.

I spin putt soft magnets. I used to use challengers but i shape lines when I putt depending on wind and getting around obstacles, etc.. A more stable putter limited my lines so I switched to a soft magnet.

Push putting? I have no idea how to do it...?

 

[JeCroisQue]

I pitch putt pretty much everything out to 70' and use soft wizards for everything. If there is a lot of wind I may use a Rhyno but it is very rare when that happens. I like also prefer a firmer putter for putting. S wizards seem to do the trick for that.

I used to spin putt for shots outside the circle, but I have since developed a modified pitch putt for those shots and have been hitting more putts from 40+ than ever and can even throw that putt from 80+ feet if I need to (spin putting usually only got me to 50').

 

[NuNinja]

No love for turbo putting? :\
I mainly spin putt, I use a rhyno for most shots, anode for long putts/approachs. Starting to like my first run p1 for turbo putting, it has a big ol' nipple.

 

[Plastic_Chukker]

No love for turbo putting? :\
I mainly spin putt, I use a rhyno for most shots, anode for long putts/approachs. Starting to like my first run p1 for turbo putting, it has a big ol' nipple.

Holy hell! I forgot about turbo putting. I started out turbo putting. I hit a huge turbo a couple weeks ago in the weekly doubles. I was using a 173 rhyno, now I have a 175 sinus. Love the turbo putt for getting up and over something in my way.