The EMac Judge is Dynamic Discs' microbeaded putter rated 2/4/0/1. A mostly straight flight and light finish suit putting and controlled approaches, especially for players who want a smaller bead under the rim. Dynamic Discs directly ties the mold to Eric McCabe's search for a putter with less bead and less finishing fade than the original Judge. Its product page describes a collaboration involving McCabe, Jeremy Rusco and Latitude 64, placing the design between existing putting shapes in the brand's range. The original EMAC Judge received PDGA approval on 5 January 2021. A Supreme EMAC Judge also has a separate 2024 approval, so a used listing's full mold and material identity deserve checking.
The EMac Judge is Dynamic Discs' microbeaded putter rated 2/4/0/1. A mostly straight flight and light finish suit putting and controlled approaches, especially for players who want a smaller bead under the rim.
Dynamic Discs directly ties the mold to Eric McCabe's search for a putter with less bead and less finishing fade than the original Judge. Its product page describes a collaboration involving McCabe, Jeremy Rusco and Latitude 64, placing the design between existing putting shapes in the brand's range.
The original EMAC Judge received PDGA approval on 5 January 2021. A Supreme EMAC Judge also has a separate 2024 approval, so a used listing's full mold and material identity deserve checking.
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