[Putters] What's your go-to putter?

[Mike C]

My second run Ion, been my baby since they hit the shelves

Nothing else feels as good in the hand as my soft 2nd run.

 

[BiggieSMLS]

Im surprised the Wizard hasn't been getting any love here yet. I love my SuperSoft Wizard.. enough flex and stability for all putting scenarios.

 

[DG_Before_Breakfast]

Ion for hitting the chains.

Pure for approach.

Working out great for me.

Not that I'm a great putter, but the Discs feel great and I feel set on this choice. It is just up to me now

 

[PMantle]

I don't have a go to, and that's one of my many problems.

 

[aajpity]

MVP Neutron Anode..

 

[Qikly]

Medium X-link VP. It has a reputation as a meathook, but I don't think it's too overstable - it flies straight within the circle with some decent snap. I love the way the medium handles the chains - it has the perfect amount of floppiness - and it is super durable. Plus, it's uber-predictable on approaches. I like that I can use the same disc for approaches as for putting.

It's an underrated putter in my opinion.

 

[Disc Fiend]

 

[jskew113]

Hard Classic Judge. I use a 173g for putting and super straight shots inside about 235'. Only disc I have an ace with. My most beat one is getting softer and has more pronounced turn. Just added a fresh twin for a touch more stability. I have a couple max weights coming to see if I get a little more fade off the tee. Thinner profile and base plastic pulled me away from my ions.

Also always have a Polecat in the bag. It's just too useful to not have around.

 

[Chief Putt Putt]

warlock so far, always open to change though so who knows what I may find that will suit me better

 

[Titan037]

Hard Classic Judge. I use a 173g for putting and super straight shots inside about 235'. Only disc I have an ace with. My most beat one is getting softer and has more pronounced turn. Just added a fresh twin for a touch more stability. I have a couple max weights coming to see if I get a little more fade off the tee. Thinner profile and base plastic pulled me away from my ions.

Also always have a Polecat in the bag. It's just too useful to not have around.

this x2 but I use max weight judges for my main putting needs, slightly better in the wind, everything jskew has said is the reason I went from mvp putters to judges.

 

[Dr.feelgood]

Soft wizard for putting, sss wiz for approaches.

 

[DaddyTookTeebirdAway]

2 Gummy Star Ontario Rhynos.

 

[discspeed]

I use a single Eclipse soft Anode to putt, approach, and drive with.

 

[Thrake]

Glow Aviars...Nice and Tacky

 

[DiscNutt123]

Wizards have taken over my putting arsenal. I use a slew of different putters for approaches though; PA1 and 2, beat DX Aviar and a Jokeri.

 

[DiscinFiend]

I know the OP said no common putters but the Aviar is amazing, its been the putter of more world champions than all other putters combined & is the most sold disc golf disc ever.

 

[adaptive1]

KC Aviars in different stages of wear and a XG pro rhyno for putts I need to stick.

 

[mashnut]

I've used nothing but wizards for a few years now. They putt great for me, but where they really shine is for drives and approaches. I have 4 in the bag and 50 more in the garage.

 

[Mr. Butlertron]

I go with a heavier soft chalky wizard. Good for drives, good for slinging pie putts, great in the rain.

 

[entisol]

Neutron Anode