The Aviar3 is a flat-top, lower-profile take on Innova's classic Aviar putter, rated 3/2/0/2, a stable approach and putting disc that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). The lower profile gives it a faster, more driving-oriented feel while keeping the comfortable Aviar grip. That flat top is what sets it apart: it handles power on both backhand and forehand and drops on target, which makes it a confident driving putter and approach disc rather than just a soft putting putter. In the hand you feel the lower profile compared to the deeper standard Aviar. It is beadless, keeping the familiar Aviar rim feel. Players who want a deeper, more traditional putting putter may prefer the original Aviar. Approved in 2017, the Aviar3 is part of Innova's modern Aviar family, alongside the overstable AviarX3, aimed at players who want a flatter, faster putter. Firmer runs hold the stable flight for driving and approaches.
The Aviar3 is a flat-top, lower-profile take on Innova's classic Aviar putter, rated 3/2/0/2, a stable approach and putting disc that flies straight with a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). The lower profile gives it a faster, more driving-oriented feel while keeping the comfortable Aviar grip.
That flat top is what sets it apart: it handles power on both backhand and forehand and drops on target, which makes it a confident driving putter and approach disc rather than just a soft putting putter. In the hand you feel the lower profile compared to the deeper standard Aviar. It is beadless, keeping the familiar Aviar rim feel. Players who want a deeper, more traditional putting putter may prefer the original Aviar.
Approved in 2017, the Aviar3 is part of Innova's modern Aviar family, alongside the overstable AviarX3, aimed at players who want a flatter, faster putter.
Firmer runs hold the stable flight for driving and approaches.
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