The Polecat is a beginner-friendly putt-and-approach disc rated 1/3/0/0, a straight, neutral flyer with no built-in turn or fade that simply holds whatever angle you release it on. It is a large, comfortable, grippy putter aimed at short drives, approaches and putting for players still developing touch. Its appeal is honesty: with no fade to plan around, it goes where you aim it at any speed, which makes it forgiving for new players and a clean straight-line approach disc for anyone. It works with all putting styles. Because it is so neutral and low-speed, it is not a distance disc or a wind-fighter; it is a straight, dependable short-game tool. It is a large-diameter, beadless putter that fills the hand. Approved in 1994, the Polecat has been a long-standing beginner and straight-putt recommendation in Innova's lineup. It comes in soft, grippy putter plastics suited to touch approaches and comfortable putting.
The Polecat is a beginner-friendly putt-and-approach disc rated 1/3/0/0, a straight, neutral flyer with no built-in turn or fade that simply holds whatever angle you release it on. It is a large, comfortable, grippy putter aimed at short drives, approaches and putting for players still developing touch.
Its appeal is honesty: with no fade to plan around, it goes where you aim it at any speed, which makes it forgiving for new players and a clean straight-line approach disc for anyone. It works with all putting styles. Because it is so neutral and low-speed, it is not a distance disc or a wind-fighter; it is a straight, dependable short-game tool. It is a large-diameter, beadless putter that fills the hand.
Approved in 1994, the Polecat has been a long-standing beginner and straight-putt recommendation in Innova's lineup.
It comes in soft, grippy putter plastics suited to touch approaches and comfortable putting.
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