Arsenal C4 Flight Chart

The Arsenal C4 is a putt and approach hybrid designed for controlled, straight shots with a dependable finish. With flight numbers of 3 | 3 | 0 | 1, the C4 offers neutral stability and moderate glide, giving players a clean release and predictable fade. Its beadless rim, tall profile, and soft-feeling plastic make it versatile for both putting duties and short approach work.

Beginner-Friendly Flight Path

Newer players will find the C4 easy to control thanks to its neutral stability. It flies straight off the hand with minimal turn and drops softly with a gentle fade. For beginners still learning wrist angle and speed control, the C4 delivers reliable accuracy inside 150 feet.

How Intermediate Players Experience the C4

Players with growing consistency will see the C4 fly extremely straight when thrown flat. Its modest glide keeps it from sailing long past the target, making it useful for approach shots and longer putts that need precision without added distance. Many note that it prefers a level, nose-down release to achieve the cleanest results.

Advanced Player Flight Characteristics

Skilled throwers will appreciate the C4’s ability to hold the release angle with little deviation. It can be pushed on slight hyzer or anhyzer angles without excessive movement. Although it lacks the glide for longer throws, its accuracy on short technical shots makes it valuable for tight lines and controlled touch shots.

Forehand Use & Stability

While not traditionally a forehand-first putter, the C4’s beadless design makes it serviceable for short, smooth sidearm approaches. The fade rating of 1 adds just enough stability to keep forehands from drifting too far without feeling overstable or dumping early.

Try our interactive flight chart to explore how the Arsenal C4 flies at different speeds and release angles. Adjust the chart for backhand or forehand throws to see how the flight path changes.