The Invader is a stable driving and approach putter rated 3/2/0/1, a flat-top mold with a small bead that flies straight with a hint of late fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is built to be thrown hard, not just putted, and it handles power on both backhand and forehand without flipping. That flat, torque-resistant profile is the point: it holds a straight line under a firm grip-and-rip and takes forehand torque cleanly, which makes it a favorite for long approaches and driving putts into the wind. It is not a deep, gentle putter for feathery lag putts; it is a firmer, flatter driving tool. Innova launched it in grippy, durable Luster plastic. Approved in 2020, the Invader is one of Innova's more modern additions to the driving-putter category alongside classics like the Aviar. Luster is the signature run and holds its stability; the flat top and small bead give it a secure, consistent grip for power throws.
The Invader is a stable driving and approach putter rated 3/2/0/1, a flat-top mold with a small bead that flies straight with a hint of late fade to the left (for a right-handed backhand). It is built to be thrown hard, not just putted, and it handles power on both backhand and forehand without flipping.
That flat, torque-resistant profile is the point: it holds a straight line under a firm grip-and-rip and takes forehand torque cleanly, which makes it a favorite for long approaches and driving putts into the wind. It is not a deep, gentle putter for feathery lag putts; it is a firmer, flatter driving tool. Innova launched it in grippy, durable Luster plastic.
Approved in 2020, the Invader is one of Innova's more modern additions to the driving-putter category alongside classics like the Aviar.
Luster is the signature run and holds its stability; the flat top and small bead give it a secure, consistent grip for power throws.
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