The JuJu is CHING's straight putter, rated 2/4/-1/0. Its distinctive Excelerator contours provide several thumb positions around the flight plate, including an open section for a conventional grip. The neutral finish suits direct putts, floaty approaches, and players learning how release angle changes a disc's path; it is not a fade-heavy approach mold. The current revival was PDGA-approved on July 14, 2025 under certification 25-108, and CHING, now run by Scott Stokely, markets it as a 20th-anniversary return of the JuJu design; the original Fusion JuJu was PDGA-approved in June 2004, so the anniversary framing is the company’s own rounding. The active catalog documents Meso, Meso Soft, Strato, and Thermo runs, ranging from tacky putter material to durable translucent and premium blends.
The JuJu is CHING's straight putter, rated 2/4/-1/0. Its distinctive Excelerator contours provide several thumb positions around the flight plate, including an open section for a conventional grip. The neutral finish suits direct putts, floaty approaches, and players learning how release angle changes a disc's path; it is not a fade-heavy approach mold.
The current revival was PDGA-approved on July 14, 2025 under certification 25-108, and CHING, now run by Scott Stokely, markets it as a 20th-anniversary return of the JuJu design; the original Fusion JuJu was PDGA-approved in June 2004, so the anniversary framing is the company’s own rounding. The active catalog documents Meso, Meso Soft, Strato, and Thermo runs, ranging from tacky putter material to durable translucent and premium blends.
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