Another good neutral putting putter option. Similar to a Proxy or Pilot in both hand feel and flight. Ultimately I settled on the Proxy for a putting putter but I keep a stack of these around the practice basket and dabble in switiching it up in the off season.

This is my go-to putter. I carry 2 in my bag (and one at home, just in case). I've tried several putters and this one gives me the most confidence. I find the flight predictable at all speeds (within reason) which is a big plus for a noob like me. The disc fades quickly when it looses speed, which I like since it means I can go for the basket more and not worry about a long return putt if I miss. The feel of the Electron plastic is perfect for me too.

I use to carry a Judge for my putter and had a lot of success with it, but found it would consistently land about 5ft farther away on my misses, and I found the Anode more forgiving at low low speeds.

This disc does have some weaknesses though (in my opinion). The odd curve on the inside could make it difficult to grip for longer shots if you like to put your fingers on the lip. Also, in the wind, this disc will float.. a lot. I've missed easy 20ft putts in the wind because it'll just pick up and sail right over the basket at about 2 mph. I now keep a Latitude 64 Pure in my bag in case the wind picks up.

This is my go to putter now. It is really straight flying and I really like the feel of it in my hands. I'm sure there are other straight flying putters out there, but I feel like within 40-50 feet, I can get this to fly straight and not fade hardly at all on a putt. I haven't used it much for driving although the few longer throws I have done it seems to float and holds its line pretty well. I would highly recommend and I'm planning on getting another to be able to practice with. 

I love this disc for putting. I can get a smooth, straight flight out to about 45ft. My beat in electron anodes grab the chains well, but can show a little bit of turn for longer spin putts. Feels comfortable in my hand while putting and throwing with a fan grip. I don't love the curved surface where the bottom of the flight plate meets the rim, but this is more of a personal preference.

Great driving putter or midrange approach disc.

• Holds the line you throw on (super straight, will not turn over for flex shots)
• Easy to drive with, does not turn over with power
• Feels good in the hand
  • I find some putters feel too big and bulky, this one does not

Solid beginners disc. I use this disc for long downhill shots at Dunham here in Cincinnati Ohio. I also use it at Winton Woods when I want to perfect my short game. My current disc was given to me by a friend. I believe its 168 grams. I plan on buying a few more to add to my bag. Maybe some lighter and heavier ones to play around with and field test.

My first favorite putter! I used the anode to really learn how to putt. It can hyzer, anhyzer or fly perfectly straight if you throw it on the right lines. I still use the anode when I’m feeling rusty and need a little nostalgic confidence. I do find that it can bounce out a little more often than my current putter, the Eraser Wizard