The Narwhal is Divergent Discs' glide-focused putt-and-approach disc, rated 3/5/-1/1. A touch of turn and a small finish suit gentle short-game travel, useful when a strong finishing hook would move the shot away from the target. Release angle matters because the light fade does little to correct a drifting line. Divergent identifies a pronounced dome and promotes the Narwhal for putting, approaches and short tee shots, including simple one-disc rounds. The dome is worth checking in the grip if the player normally prefers a flatter putter. Its intended role is broad short-game use rather than a highly overstable utility approach. The PDGA approved it on 5 January 2021. The manufacturer notes substantial carry for its speed, so a player should use measured pace when the landing area is short.
The Narwhal is Divergent Discs' glide-focused putt-and-approach disc, rated 3/5/-1/1. A touch of turn and a small finish suit gentle short-game travel, useful when a strong finishing hook would move the shot away from the target. Release angle matters because the light fade does little to correct a drifting line.
Divergent identifies a pronounced dome and promotes the Narwhal for putting, approaches and short tee shots, including simple one-disc rounds. The dome is worth checking in the grip if the player normally prefers a flatter putter. Its intended role is broad short-game use rather than a highly overstable utility approach.
The PDGA approved it on 5 January 2021. The manufacturer notes substantial carry for its speed, so a player should use measured pace when the landing area is short.
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