The Blunt Gumbputt is DGA's flexible rubber putter, rated 2/2/0/2. It suits short approaches with restrained carry and a finishing curve, and putting grips that work comfortably with a soft disc. A player who likes a rigid top may find this a substantial change in feel. DGA identifies the rubber construction as a way to reduce movement after contact with the ground. The brand also highlights its softness for educational use. On the course, that intended landing behavior is useful near a tricky green, while release angle and terrain still determine whether a particular shot moves after touching down. The PDGA records the Gumbputt approval from 1 January 1986. The unusual material is a more meaningful buying distinction than the low speed alone: flex the disc in the intended grip and check how the rim leaves the fingers on a touch throw.
The Blunt Gumbputt is DGA's flexible rubber putter, rated 2/2/0/2. It suits short approaches with restrained carry and a finishing curve, and putting grips that work comfortably with a soft disc. A player who likes a rigid top may find this a substantial change in feel.
DGA identifies the rubber construction as a way to reduce movement after contact with the ground. The brand also highlights its softness for educational use. On the course, that intended landing behavior is useful near a tricky green, while release angle and terrain still determine whether a particular shot moves after touching down.
The PDGA records the Gumbputt approval from 1 January 1986. The unusual material is a more meaningful buying distinction than the low speed alone: flex the disc in the intended grip and check how the rim leaves the fingers on a touch throw.
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