tylersheehy
Eagle Member
im torn between a star mako, a pro/dx dart, or a soft banger gt. if any of you have any opinion, SPILL IT!
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putter help
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sirflicksalot
Eagle Member
MAGIC AND A RHYNO
great white buffalo
Eagle Member
hate them all
captain jack
* Ace Member *
None of the above.
hewittdallas
Eagle Member
douglat2
Birdie Member
whatever feels best in your hand.
ChiBlender36
Newbie
Yup...that pretty much sums it up. No one can tell you what to use. I personally putt with a DGA Titanic and/or a Soft Magnet...not too many people use the Titanic that's for sure, but it works for me...Try them all that you listed and see
I use my 170 Buzzz Z as my putter. I have a "true" unmarked putter, but I prefer the Buzzz -- it holds a line well (even in the wind), has excellent glide, and stays put in the chains. 
I have nailed several long putts with it that I couldn't have done with my "true" putter -- it has much better control for me. I have used a Magnet and like it too....but, the Buzzz is better.
Garret
I have nailed several long putts with it that I couldn't have done with my "true" putter -- it has much better control for me. I have used a Magnet and like it too....but, the Buzzz is better. Garret
tbird888
Salient Disc Test Team
Whatever feels the best to you. Putters are a personal choice, more so than any other disc in your bag. Take a month and putt with each putter you're considering. At the end of the trials pick what feels best and hits the chains the most for you. I tried everything under the sun I could get my hands on until I tried with a Wizard.
At the end of the day, the disc doesn't matter nearly as much as the person using it.
At the end of the day, the disc doesn't matter nearly as much as the person using it.
All of the above.
chiroflyer
Par Member
Me too:thmbup: 173 pro Rhyno and a SSS 175 magic
Also I use a dx Cro on longer puts or if I'm trying to get around a tree.
I do have a soft B-GT also, it's nice but just not on par with the others.
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djjeremiahj
Double Eagle Member
what do you want your putter to do?
you've listed 3 completely different discs that have (seemingly) 3 different uses... (Could be argued the Mako and Skeeter could be similar).
you've listed 3 completely different discs that have (seemingly) 3 different uses... (Could be argued the Mako and Skeeter could be similar).
chickenonabun
Double Eagle Member
The wizard is very nice. Good for short drives too.
I'm partial to the DX Aviar putters but I'd try to find someone that has the full line of Gateway putters and check out the different soft plastics, some of them have a very comfortable grip. Then ask them which one flies most like an Aviar (is it the Voodoo or Magic?). The Wizard is more overstable, kind of like a Magnet if I recall correctly.
lokirising
Banned
Soft Magnet, Pro-D Challenger or Blunt Gumbputt.
What are you looking for in a putter?
Are you looking to drive with it? Do you spin or pitch putt? What's your comfort range? How do you grip tour putter?
I generally suggest a wizard/bb aviar/challenger. The banger would fit with them.
Are you looking to drive with it? Do you spin or pitch putt? What's your comfort range? How do you grip tour putter?
I generally suggest a wizard/bb aviar/challenger. The banger would fit with them.
I strongly agree--pick the one that FEELS best in your hand. a relaxed and clean grip/release seem most important with a putter. the more you stick with it, the more chains you stick. you can get away with changing drivers, but upshots and putts need consistency more than anything to me.
Just get a KC Pro aviar and be done with it.
