The Link is Discmania's beaded putter rated 2/3/0/1, designed for straight putting and throwing flights with a small finish. It suits players who like a tactile bead under the rim and want one putter for the basket, approaches and shorter drives. Players who prefer an uninterrupted lower rim may find the bead distracting. Discmania describes the Link as shallower than the P1 and P2, while stopping short of calling it a low-profile putter. That distinction is helpful for buyers seeking less depth without going to an especially shallow grip. The maker also recommends adjusting release angle for hyzer and anhyzer throws rather than treating it as a straight-only disc. Its Soft Exo listing describes a softer, gummy surface with enough structure to avoid a floppy feel. The PDGA approved the Link on 23 May 2019 (19-46).
The Link is Discmania's beaded putter rated 2/3/0/1, designed for straight putting and throwing flights with a small finish. It suits players who like a tactile bead under the rim and want one putter for the basket, approaches and shorter drives. Players who prefer an uninterrupted lower rim may find the bead distracting.
Discmania describes the Link as shallower than the P1 and P2, while stopping short of calling it a low-profile putter. That distinction is helpful for buyers seeking less depth without going to an especially shallow grip. The maker also recommends adjusting release angle for hyzer and anhyzer throws rather than treating it as a straight-only disc.
Its Soft Exo listing describes a softer, gummy surface with enough structure to avoid a floppy feel. The PDGA approved the Link on 23 May 2019 (19-46).
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