The Shogun is Discmania's deep, beaded putter from the Active line, rated 2/4/0/2. It suits players who like a fuller grip and want a putter for approaches and tee shots as well as the basket. Players who struggle with a deep rim, particularly on forehands, may find a shallower option easier to handle. Discmania calls its profile a deep-dish design and describes it as able to handle appreciable throwing power. The maker describes relatively straight flights with very little low-speed fade and includes moderate wind among the intended conditions. Its deeper grip and appreciable glide are useful differences to assess when the intended job is a short drive. The PDGA approved the Shogun on 22 February 2021 (21-26).
The Shogun is Discmania's deep, beaded putter from the Active line, rated 2/4/0/2. It suits players who like a fuller grip and want a putter for approaches and tee shots as well as the basket. Players who struggle with a deep rim, particularly on forehands, may find a shallower option easier to handle.
Discmania calls its profile a deep-dish design and describes it as able to handle appreciable throwing power. The maker describes relatively straight flights with very little low-speed fade and includes moderate wind among the intended conditions. Its deeper grip and appreciable glide are useful differences to assess when the intended job is a short drive.
The PDGA approved the Shogun on 22 February 2021 (21-26).
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