The Mojave is a putt and approach disc rated 3/4/0/2. Zero turn into a 2 fade suggests a stable putter flight with a dependable left finish for a right-hand backhand, a wind-minded profile rather than a dead-straight one. Meridian Discs pitches it at exactly that: a putter for when the wind picks up, more stable than neutral putters, with a shallow, beaded profile the listing credits for clean releases on spin putts, hyzer approaches and drives off the tee. The bead field on this page agrees with the listing. PDGA approval came on 13 October 2025, and the brand sells a team-rider signature run of the mold in its Tour Series. TryDiscs records Marbled Clarus and Marbled Graphite runs of the mold.
The Mojave is a putt and approach disc rated 3/4/0/2. Zero turn into a 2 fade suggests a stable putter flight with a dependable left finish for a right-hand backhand, a wind-minded profile rather than a dead-straight one.
Meridian Discs pitches it at exactly that: a putter for when the wind picks up, more stable than neutral putters, with a shallow, beaded profile the listing credits for clean releases on spin putts, hyzer approaches and drives off the tee. The bead field on this page agrees with the listing. PDGA approval came on 13 October 2025, and the brand sells a team-rider signature run of the mold in its Tour Series.
TryDiscs records Marbled Clarus and Marbled Graphite runs of the mold.
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