Prodigy PA-2 Flight Chart
The Prodigy PA-2 is a beadless, stable-to-overstable putt & approach disc built for consistency. With flight numbers 3 | 3 | 0 | 1, it tracks straight under power and finishes with a dependable, not-too-dumpy fade—great for circle putting in breeze, point-and-shoot approaches, and confident tee shots in premium blends.
Flight Path for Newer Players
Beginners will see short, controlled flights that finish on-time. The PA-2 resists early turn and helps teach clean release angles. Expect straight putts with a gentle fade and approach shots that sit near the pin.
Approach Lines for Intermediate Throwers
Intermediates can drive the PA-2 flat for a straight push and reliable finish, or use light hyzer for parkable, repeatable upshots. It’s a trustworthy choice into a headwind and stays predictable on both push and spin putts.
Advanced & Pro Shot Windows
Advanced players will appreciate the PA-2’s torque resistance for low-ceiling lasers, powered putter drives, and controlled flex lines. Compared to a PA-1, it holds straight a touch longer before fading—ideal when you need shape plus a finish.
Forehand Control & Wind Work
The beadless rim feels clean on touch flicks. The PA-2 resists wrist roll, stays on plane, and gives a confident, compact fade on forehand approaches—money inside 250 ft and reliable when the wind kicks up.
Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the PA-2 will fly for you. Adjust for your speed, handedness, and release angle to visualize both putts and approach lines.
Prodigy PA2
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Try the Prodigy PA-2
If you want a beadless putter that putts straight and finishes reliably—without dumping—the PA-2 is a workhorse on the green, on the tee, and everywhere between.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: 3 | 3 | 0 | 1
- Stable-to-overstable, beadless putter with a dependable late fade
- Excellent for headwind circle work, straight drives, and touch approaches
- Comfortable on backhand and forehand; resists turn without dumping
- Baseline plastics = grippy putting feel; premium (400/500) = durable, torque-resistant for tee shots
