The Firefly is a beadless approach and putting disc rated 2/3/0/1, flying straight with a touch of late fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand) and holding its line even in a breeze. Innova positions it as a slightly more aggressive take on the trusted Aviar feel, aimed at players who want a familiar putter grip with a bit more flight. Its clean release and point-and-shoot control make it comfortable for approaches and driving putts, and the light, dependable fade helps it hold a line in wind better than a fully neutral putter. It is beadless, so it feels like the standard Aviar rather than the beaded KC or big-bead models. Innova notes it is Nate Sexton's favorite putter, which fits its approach-forward, control-first character. Approved in 2019, the Firefly evolved from the Aviar as a distinct, slightly more stable putting and approach option. It comes in grippy putter plastics suited to both putting touch and firm approach throws.
The Firefly is a beadless approach and putting disc rated 2/3/0/1, flying straight with a touch of late fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand) and holding its line even in a breeze. Innova positions it as a slightly more aggressive take on the trusted Aviar feel, aimed at players who want a familiar putter grip with a bit more flight.
Its clean release and point-and-shoot control make it comfortable for approaches and driving putts, and the light, dependable fade helps it hold a line in wind better than a fully neutral putter. It is beadless, so it feels like the standard Aviar rather than the beaded KC or big-bead models. Innova notes it is Nate Sexton's favorite putter, which fits its approach-forward, control-first character.
Approved in 2019, the Firefly evolved from the Aviar as a distinct, slightly more stable putting and approach option.
It comes in grippy putter plastics suited to both putting touch and firm approach throws.
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