Element Plutonium Flight Chart
The Element Discs Plutonium is a beaded, torque-resistant putter with flight numbers of 3 | 4 | 0 | 2. Built for straight, dependable approaches and confident putting, it pairs a shallow, flat-top feel with neutral stability and a forward, controlled fade. Players use it as a workhorse driving putter that stays on line without dumping hard.
Plutonium Flight Path for Beginners
Newer players will see mostly straight flights with a gentle, reliable finish. The bead and shallow rim aid clean releases, and the neutral stability helps putts and approaches track on target without unwanted turn.
Flight Chart for Intermediate Players
Expect point-and-shoot drives to 225–275 ft, straight approaches that settle softly, and confident putts in light wind. The 0 high-speed turn resists flipping, while the fade (2) finishes on line rather than crashing out.
Flight Numbers for Advanced and Pro Players
For experienced arms, the Plutonium excels at laser-straight drives, standstill shots, nose-down floaters, and controlled hyzers. It holds angle through the flight and delivers a forward, predictable finish that sticks near the pin.
Flight Path for Forehand Throws
The shallow, beaded rim gives a clean flick grip for short forehands. Expect neutral start-up with minimal wobble and a modest finish—great for touch FH approaches inside ~225 ft.
Use our interactive flight chart to preview how the Plutonium flies for your release. Adjust speed, hand preference, and backhand/forehand to visualize lines before you throw.
Element Plutonium
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Try the Element Plutonium
If you want a putter that drives straight, handles torque, and finishes under control, the Plutonium is a dependable slot-filler for both putting and approach duties.
Puttheads Notes
Data-backed straight flyer with a trustworthy, forward fade. Comfortable in hand, easy to range, and sturdy enough for daily driving-putter duty.
- Flight Numbers: 3 | 4 | 0 | 2
- Primary Use: Putting and controlled approach/tee shots
- Feel: Flat top, shallow rim, beaded for consistent release
- Typical Lines: Flat-to-straight, slight hyzers, touch forehands
- Traits: Torque resistant, minimal turn, forward finish
