Putters

[alvinp48]

I have recently got my first Latitude 64 disc (river in gl) and I love it. I am looking for putters from the same company. One for short range and one for longer range. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance guys.

 

[bradharris]

The Pure is the only putter you need.

 

[bobmcnelly]

The pure.

 

[alvinp48]

Brad/Bob...In regards to the Pure...hard or soft and why?

 

[bradharris]

Brad/Bob...In regards to the Pure...hard or soft and why?

That's really up to your preference. I tend to prefer firmer putters myself, so I stay away from the softs. I putt with a Medium and drive with a Hard and an Opto.

The Pure is a very versatile mold, it's great for putting, and is considered one of the better driving/approach putters.

 

[Broken Shoulder]

The Zero Soft gets REALLY floppy in the heat. I switched over to Zero Medium now (and drive with Opto.)

 

[chuck_D]

the pure is my go to!

 

[ElementZ]

The answer is the Pure.

 

[discguy42]

Zero Hard Mercy is my go to putt and approach disc. Great feeling/firm plastic that beats in nicely over time. I carry 2 Mercys, one newer for approaching, and the other beat in is my in the circle putter.

I am also trying a Dagger for some approach and circle putts on calm days. This thing has the float that Feldberg says, has some slight over stability, and feels nice too. I just would not pull it out when the wind might be a factor.

The biggest thing in your selection is feel and fit in the hand, especially the actual depth of the disc.

 

[alvinp48]

Ok...thanks for all the suggestions. Looks like I'm leaning toward the Pure but....soft, medium or hard?

 

[Chines]

all around use probably medium. hards are great for driving with. softs are harder to driver with but don't bounce out as much. If your just getting one go for a medium. Or just get one of each and see what you like best.

 

[chuck_D]

I use a soft for strictly putting and i have a hard one for approaches or short drives. It is a great disc