The Prowler is Legacy's putter listed at 2/2/0/2, with modest glide and a noticeable finish. It suits short placement throws and putting styles that prefer some stability at the end. Players seeking a floaty, almost fade-free putter may find the flight too restrained. The low speed and glide ratings describe a short-range role, while the finish is enough to matter on longer putting and approach lines. The PDGA approved the Prowler on 25 February 2015 (15-28).
The Prowler is Legacy's putter listed at 2/2/0/2, with modest glide and a noticeable finish. It suits short placement throws and putting styles that prefer some stability at the end. Players seeking a floaty, almost fade-free putter may find the flight too restrained.
The low speed and glide ratings describe a short-range role, while the finish is enough to matter on longer putting and approach lines.
The PDGA approved the Prowler on 25 February 2015 (15-28).
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