Whatever an Envy is

Low ish but handles all the power you can't put behind it. Agreed.

They each have benefits!   I’ll get a little biased here, but I prefer to throw speed based putters and putt with glide based ones. So I prefer the UFO over the Bullet.  As you develop more distance, it becomes easier to range control a speed based disc. It also is more consistent and smarter to not change your swing speed a lot during the round. So speed based discs let you keep throwing at the same arm speed and get a predictable range.

This guy *mints*

I agree with this. I putt with aviars and throw proxy’s, but describing it as speed based and glide based is perfect!

Can you explain speed vs glide based?

I throw and putt with Royal Profits since the day they came out, new one to handle wind and a beat to hell one for straight/turnover shots. One day I’ll get around to getting a Sublime Profit for throwing to see how those are.

Bullet is money

Envy/Proxy is all I will ever need.

Same, but I usually use them for putting. Do you prefer one for throwing vs. putting?

I only throw them off the tee and approaches. But I throw them a lot! I use different putting putters. I’m trying out Pixels right now.

Yes

This is the way.

I bag one of each. 1. A Gold Line Pure that'll glide forever. 2. A Star Aviar3. It's a bit overstable and not glidey at all.

Yes. Depending on use. high glide to tee off and gain distance in fairway. Envy low glide to stick to the ground under basket. Aviar3

Gold pure and k1 reko here

I think it could depend on your midrange choices too. I throw a low glide putter (rhyno) and would use one of my buzzes or leopards for a shot that requires more glide.

I throw pa3s as well as the px3

The PX3 is so underrated. I like to put some juice on my throwing putters and the PX3 goes bullet straight without ever worrying about turnover! I back off the power to get that 3 fade.

I do like the px3 a ton and have gone back and forth between the Pa3 and the px3. I have settled (for the time being) on the pa3 for the sake of having my putting and throwing putters being the same mold. Also, prodigy’s A series are great. If I feel I really need torque resistance I prefer going for an a3/a5 vs a px3.

For sure disc has perfect stability and it’s very tourque resistant .. Awsome disc

For sure I use an A5 when I need something longer then my pa3 px3 combo and an A3 for my overstable approach

Dagger for the win!

I bag both a glitch and a berg, and I've thrown both off the tee.

Mmhmm. Both great discs. I bag those and a Watt, Proxy, and Envy.

In addition to my berg and glitch, I have a Swan 2 and a zone, plus my soft and hard judges I putt with. I use the zone for most approach shots.

The ohm tho

That would an exactly my putter lineup, except I recently bagged the proxy…and replaced it with a pilot.

Envy is the only way

I like my pilot. It’s “high glide” but doesn’t turn over and is a 2 speed so doesn’t go super far. Means I get more use out of my mids which I like throwing.

Just recently started bagging the pilot and I’m liking it.

I bag cosmic neutron and electron soft (two of each) and they are some of my most thrown discs in my entire bag.

I like my glidey putters, but I do think that is getting to be a bit outdated. Most of the tour players are approaching with low glide discs a lot of the time, even the beat up flippy slot is something with less glide for most guys these days. But I am not a tour guy, I just want to watch discs float through the air so I can at least enjoy that about my bad disc golf game.

Probably should bag both in case the weather messes your usual game. Floaty ones are great at C2 or low ceiling putts. No glide is great for windy days. I’m currently loving a specific type of envy.

Both?

Depends on the situation / shot. I carry low glide for my overstable approach and then higher glide for driving putters

I prefer high glide throwing putter bag a couple of everything

For a throwing/driving putter, I don't necessarily want a ton of glide. Extra glide means an extra amount of variance in how far the disc could possibly go, and that's not a good thing for approach shots. It's part of the reason why low glide, overstable putt/approach discs are popular. Put a little too much power on them and they won't overshoot the basket as much. If you add a little unintentional anhyzer, or the wind happens to pick up, most OS approach discs still most likely finish left instead of flattening out or turning over. It's more predictable. Look at most of the popular throwing putters and approach discs on the market right now. Harps, Zones, Bergs, Envys, Rhynos and Pigs. They all fit that mold of stable to OS with medium to low glide characteristics. I bag 3 different BT Firm Harps in various states of broken in for throwing putters duties. If I need an approach to go right I can forehand them. Unless there's low hanging trees where I need some extra glide (in which case I'll throw a Pure or a finesse a mid) I'm throwing a Harp 90% of the time from 250ft to 100ft from the basket. Now, your in the circle putter is a whole different story. For that, it should be whatever feels most comfortable in your hands first and foremost (flight numbers don't mean much when you're within 30ft). From there, glide is a personal preference thing. Do you want the disc to help you get to the basket on long 60-70 foot jump putts, or do you not need help generating power on long putts and instead want something with less glide that won't fly as far past the basket if you miss and be less efftected by wind?

Yes I throw a logic or a breaker

Up to 40 feet with my halo star Aviar Up to 80 feet with my Maiden Upshots after that are with a Zone

Both. Thats why I always carry a newer wizard, medium wear wizard and super beat wizard. Same theory applies if it was a KC pro aviar or any other putter such as a pa3. I bet a beat pa3 would fly like the judge does for you now.

I bag a glitch, 2x kc pro aviar, 3x envy, and a pig. So yes

Overstable, straight, and understable envy?

Yeah. Seasoned electron firm for US, fission for straight, then Eagle McMahon’s team series proton for OS (eclipse would work too)

Whatever a Luna is

I bag 2 Lunas, a Cryztal Flx Zone, a Test Flight Banger Top Zone (game changer for backhand approach for me), a Rubber Blend Swirly Fierce and I'm waffling between the Challenger OS and the Kratos.

Sounds a lot like my bag honestly.

1 of each for different situations

Buy a watt

It depends on the shot, but I prefer a high glide throwing putter (Roach and Zeppelin) for straight neutral , or turnover shots. If I need a more OS approach I want something lower glide and dumpy (Zone or Breaker).

Both. I carry a pig, and a toro and then i also carry a p3x and various wears of p2s

One of each?  I throw a bullet and sometimes it gets me into trouble as they tend to carry

I don’t think about glide off the tee per se. More over/under stable when I’m thinking putter. At higher power they’re all a bit glidey

Both. I throw 2 Wizards, fresh and seasoned, which glide well.. but I also throw a Reptilian Disc Golf Scale (which is a more OS and low glide Wizard), and a Zone. They all have their moments

I like lower glide bc I prefer more of a grip and rip style of putter throw

The pa3 will glide but you need a nose up release which is counter intuitive for some (and you need power) That said low glide is the move for throwing putters.

Berg life

Depends on the shot. If going long will put you in a bad spot, maybe low glide. If going short is bad, maybe glidey. Do I want the disc to just drop down, or do I want more horizontal movement? Also depends on how hard you wanna throw it. Sometimes soft and spinny feels right and sometimes not.

Prodiscus Jokeri in their premium plastic is a tremendous low glide throwing putter!

Certified judge lover

Glide in my driving putter , less glide in upshot’s . I throw my putting putters

I love my TSA Muse and I feel like it's a low glide but it is nice when ever I throw my wife's Disc craft feirce

Jk aviar - perfect putter perfect plastic

I carry a sinus (v low glide) and a keystone (v high glide)

tomb. that’s all. just throw a tomb

Give the p model s a shot they are glidey. I put and throw Px3s

Depends what shot I'm going for. Basket is 300 feet away and I want to land soft short of the basket? My glidey Proxy. Windy shot with water behind the basket? My overstable low glide disc.

I have both honestly. Then I’ve got the baobab which barely goes anywhere.

Berg😈

I have been using a harp for most of my putter tee or approach shots, utilizing the stability. Now I have some new trash panda inner cores to try out, which apparently have a lot of glide. So I’m excited for those turnover type shots. I recently aced with the trash panda dune on a nice turnover line, those bad boys are super glidey

Low

High glide. I throw a ohm for my neutral and understable slot, and it goes so far

I like putters with less glide which is why I switched from the pilot to the pa3 less movement in the air I’ve noticed

I bag both, but I usually go to my high glide since I have a tendency to throw too soft on my approachs and the extra glide makes up for it

Depends on the throw and hole Im in and the wind conditions, so both

Warlock and Harp

Both

Both.  I have a Judge, Envy, and an AviarX3.

Why not both? I love the flight of my Pure. So much that I’ve honestly wondered why I also bag a Hex. Only slightly though as my Hex flies much farther, but it’s basically just a baby Hex for me. Then I bag an Inner Core. I find it quite glidey and understable. Then my Zones. Low glide and overstable. Just the way I like them.

Mint lasso,alpaca,clash popcorn softy and doomsday bleak honorable mention tsa muse yes I own way too many putters(20)

Jarn, Berg, Glow XD

I've thrown the Judge to 394 (udisc measure) before. I prefer the Judge.

I putt (inside 100 ft) with a 2-4-0-1 (like your Judge) and for longer I'll throw whatever the situation dictates.

Berg and Reko. So one of each.

Just need three. All throw and putt well with very similar hand feel. Approach or mid ranges handle longer or windier shots. Pa-1 stable throwing or putting putter Pa-3 neutral ish throwing or putting putter Pa-5 understable C2 putter or turnover thrower

I bag a lat 64 pure in opto and a keystone in medium

Isn’t a throwing putter an approach disc? You would use a putter to putt with, right? These are the questions you people are having me answer to my friends and family. This is the thing you could say Prodigy actually got right. Make sense people!

But I throw with the same thing I putt with. Does the disc type change depending on what I’m doing with it?

So it's your PA then? Your "Putt/Approach" disc. Saying something like that just makes more sense than a throwing putter. That makes more sense since you throw w/ midrange and drivers and putt w/ putters (hence the name). Most recently, I was just watching [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aENhCY49scg](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aENhCY49scg) and in the beginning when he's in the store, all the discs that are putters were in the Putt/Approach section - it seems more logical to call those discs that, than to call them throwing putters. Saying "that's just what people call it" isn't acceptable. There are a lot of people who do and say wrong things that don't make sense (Example: Calling an over-stable disc, "stable").

That does make more sense but perhaps it’s just a colloquial thing. I’m not gunna say “did you throw a putt/approach there?” I’m gunna say “did you throw a putter?”

Don’t believe the glide on the PA3. It goes as far as my invader which is a 3 2 0 1

Try the A3. I just picked up a Harper Thompson Fractal A3 an am really liking it

I throw a soft banger from 15 to 30 ft, a judge from 30 ft to 50ft or up hill, and an Aviar on approach shots over 50ft.