The Credo is Crosslap's overstable putter, listed at 3/2/0/3. Its low glide and substantial finish suit short approaches and putting styles that want some stability. A player seeking a floaty, nearly fade-free putter may prefer another role. Crosslap describes a roughened grip ring on the inside of the disc and recommends the Credo for headwind putting and approaches. Crosslap says the Credo was its first disc, created in 2011.
The Credo is Crosslap's overstable putter, listed at 3/2/0/3. Its low glide and substantial finish suit short approaches and putting styles that want some stability. A player seeking a floaty, nearly fade-free putter may prefer another role.
Crosslap describes a roughened grip ring on the inside of the disc and recommends the Credo for headwind putting and approaches. Crosslap says the Credo was its first disc, created in 2011.
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