Overstable but offers long straight lines. Crazy glide but provides confidence and consistency. The Chief OS is a very versatile overstable putter which embodies many of the best characteristics of Gateway’s original Chief. Get ready to command obedience from the course with this putt and approach disc.
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Infinite Discs Myth Review
Infinite Discs continues their brand roll out with a stable putter they have called the Myth. It’s certainly not legend or fantasy that we all need a consistent and reliable putter.
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Discraft Challenger OS Review
Discraft’s Challenger OS is one of the best mold modifications I have thrown. Some mold adjustments make the disc slightly longer or significantly change the stability, but the Challenger OS has just the right amount of added stability to conserve most of the original Challenger’s benefits while bulking it up.
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Dynamic Discs Deputy Review
It’s time to “nip it in the bud” and fix your long distance putting. Dynamic Discs brings us the Deputy via the 2017 Trilogy Challenge. Is this the putter that even Barney Fife could use?
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Streamline Discs Pilot Review
Take off from anywhere and land safely in the basket guided by the Pilot, a stable putter offering for Streamline Discs’ maiden flight.
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Axiom Discs Envy Review
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.
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Latitude 64 Gauntlet Review
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.
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Dynamic Discs Gavel Review
Dynamic Discs offers the Gavel as an understable putter ready to bring order to your short game.
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Westside Discs Harp Review
The Westside Discs Harp is here to tune in your approach game and help you string up some birdies.
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Gateway Devil Hawk Review
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?
