Innova Firefly Flight Chart

The Innova Firefly is a straight-flying, beadless putter known for its clean release, consistent stability, and reliable grip in DX and KC Pro plastics. With official flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 1, the Firefly offers a neutral, point-and-shoot putting line with just enough late fade to stay on target. Reviewers highlight its comfortable feel, wind-resistant putting performance, and dependable flight for both circle putting and short controlled tee shots.

Flight Path Overview for Newer Players

Beginners will find the Firefly extremely user-friendly. Its neutral stability helps new players develop clean putting form, while the small fade at the end adds gentle reliability. On short approach shots, expect a straight release with a modest, predictable finish.

How the Firefly’s Flight Numbers Perform for Intermediate Throwers

Players in the 250–300 ft putter-drive range will see a straight, glide-forward flight with minimal turn. The Firefly excels at controlled approaches, spin putts that need a neutral line, and stable point-and-shoot backhand shots. Reviewers consistently praise its ability to hold a line without dumping too hard at the end.

Advanced & Professional Flight Characteristics

Higher-power throwers will appreciate the Firefly’s torque resistance for a putter in this class. When thrown flat, it stays laser-straight with a gentle, late fade. It is especially effective for controlled tee shots, low-ceiling putter passes, and consistent circle-1 putting where clean release and stability matter most.

Forehand Flight Notes

While not an overstable forehand putter, the Firefly handles light-to-moderate torque well. Short forehand approaches fly straight with a gentle fade, making it useful for touch sidearm shots or approach lines requiring precision more than power.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Firefly’s flight path changes based on your release angle, throwing speed, and left- or right-handed style.