The Aviar mold gets the ‘3’ treatment making it flatter, faster, and more overstable.  Read on to see how the Aviar3 compares to other Innova putters.

Take off from anywhere and land safely in the basket guided by the Pilot, a stable putter offering for Streamline Discs’ maiden flight.

The RMP Discs Tui  has a flight that resembles its stamp; intricate, beautiful and precise.  RPM discs has been manufacturing discs for many years but has only recently begun selling them mainstream.  The Tui is their first putter and fills many needs on the disc golf course.

RPM Discs has been molding discs in New Zealand for over 20 years, but have only recently started promoting their product to other countries.  Their newest putter, the Ruru, might be the best putter you haven’t heard of yet.

The Dynamic Discs Marshal rides into town to play peacemaker between the beaded and beadless gangs. When the dust settles, does the Marshal still stand tall?

The Element Discs’ Plutonium is the second putter released in their line and is the more conventional of the two.  This stable putter loves a straight flight and should bode well for any putting style and any level of disc golf experience.  Element Discs recently sent us a Plutonium to review and I was quite impressed!

Axiom Discs’ first putter is the Envy.  The MVP Disc Sports companion brand is meant to provide more aesthetic product with the same signature overmold technology. A shiny paint job, custom colored rims, smooth and modern feel, and that wonderful new smell – like a fancy new car this disc is ready to make your friends green with Envy.

Obsidian discs sent us a G5 Splinter to review about a month ago.  This review took longer than most not only because it’s such a unique disc, but also because we had to wait for a few wet and windy days for testing!  The Splinter was developed especially for nasty conditions and we definitely put it to the test.

One of the original discs produced by Latitude 64, the Sinus offers a clean overstable putter that should help when it’s windy outside.

In this corner, out of Wixom, MI and presented by Discraft, we have the Challenger!  Hide the chains and cover the basket, this putter is popular with the pros and boasts several World Championships.

The Discraft Magnet is a model of consistency and wind resilience.  It’s no wonder the Magnet is so widely used by disc golfers of all experience levels.

The Gateway Warlock putter is magical as it holds its line and cuts through the air.  The lines you can hold with this putter will make you wonder if it’s possessed.

The Latitude 64 Mercy takes some of the best features from the list of excellent putters and melds them together to seriously stand out.  Just when you think it’s too much putter for you, it shows you its gentle side and you’ll pick it up again.

The Gateway Voodoo is among several great putter options molded by Gateway Disc Sports, often referred to as the putter company.  We’re sure it would have been the putter of choice for a certain iconic rock star.

The MVP Atom is one of the straightest and easiest to throw putters that you’ll find.  Combine that with the flat top, low profile, and rounded nose you you’ve got one stellar disc.

Millennium Discs and the Omega putter began the premium plastic revolution back in the mid ’90s. They recently released the very popular Millennium Omega mold in a new plastic. The new ET plastic is Extra Tacky or Extra Terrestrial – you decide.

Yikun Disc Golf, a relatively new company based in China, has two putter offerings.  Scratch out some birdies and scare off the bogey’s with the Claws putter in Tiger plastic.

Are you ready to get a grip on your putting? Equip the Latitude 64 Gauntlet putter and let it guide your putting game to victory.

The P2 Psycho by Discmania shows up in several pro’s bags, and that’s enough to pique our interest.  In fact, Discmania’s P2 putter was Infinite Discs’ top selling putter of 2017!

Dynamic Discs offers the Gavel as an understable putter ready to bring order to your short game.

The Innova Birdie has been around for quite a while, but old discs aren’t obsolete and the Birdie is no exception.

The Innova Stud is a torque resistant workhorse (pun intended).  It’s a maneuverable putter that loves to s-curve and will help you reach the basket regardless of the line.

The Westside Discs Harp is here to tune in your approach game and help you string up some birdies.

The P3 by Discmania is a lower profile, overstable approach putter that can be used off the tee as well.

The Black Zombie Chainsaw putter gives you the confidence of a Wizard with added finesse reminiscent of a Warden.  If the phrase “broken in Wizard” appeals to you then you need to try a Chainsaw.  Big thanks to Black Zombie for providing us with this killer putter!

We found some hand candy from UB Disc Golf and now molded by Disc King. Here’s a review of the Chewy Lex putter.

The Quest AT Turbo-Putt is one of the most unique and controversial discs in disc golf.  This is one strange putter.  A while back I described it as the Jar Jar Binks of disc golf; no one really knows why it’s a thing, but there it is and you really want to like it but you just can’t.  Like Jar Jar, of course, there will always be a few super fans who love it.

Are you having trouble with your putter?  Maybe the Gateway Shaman can cure your ills.

The Dynamic Discs Warden is the definition of a finesse putter.  The extreme amount of glide displayed by the Warden allows you to do almost anything with it as long as you’ve got the touch.

Over the past 13 years I’ve changed putters only once.  Now with Kastaplast’s release of the Reko putter I’m changing for just the second time.  That’s how solid of a putter the Kastaplast Reko is.

Daredevil Discs is the largest Canadian disc manufacturer and their discs are 100% Canadian made.  Here’s an in depth look at their Polar Bear putter.

Many disc stores categorize the Devil Hawk as a midrange disc rather than a putt and approach disc, though Gateway has it in the putter section.  Does it perform like a midrange or a putter?

The Scale, Reptilian Disc Golf’s first putter release, is a modification on the ever-popular Gateway Wizard.  Read on as we weigh in on the Scale.

Reptilian Disc Golf has released two putters so far in a brand new plastic.  The Serpent is a straight putter that just might slither into a bag near you.

The Discraft Roach is the final release of the 2015 Discraft Ace Race disc. The Roach was a hit from the start and was one of Discrafts most popular Ace Race molds. As Discraft began releasing the Roach in more plastics, we began to get hooked, and now the Roach is a mainstay in our bags in various plastics for many purposes.

Element Discs’ Iridium putter is new to the market and is the first release from the new disc golf brand out of Long Island in New York.  The Iridium is a medium speed putter offering the control and stability for excellent approach shots as well as confident putting near the circle.

The Macana by Latitude 64 is a slightly overstable putt and approach disc that debuted during the 2015 Trilogy Challenge.  Online disc store Infinite Discs sent us one to test.

The Discraft Zone putter is one of the most overstable and consistent putters I’ve thrown.  It landed a spot in my bag immediately but it took a few weeks to get comfortable with it because it demands power and control for proper use.  Once it’s dialed in though, it can quickly become a go-to approach putter that can be used in many situations.

When Infinite discs set us up with a Prodigy PA4 to review I had not looked at the numbers but immediately thought, “Holy cow this feels like my Magic!”

Infinite Discs sent us the newest Westside putter, the Shield, for a review.  Rated as a slightly overstable putter with little glide, how do we Judge this disc?