The Entropy is an overstable MVP putt-and-approach disc rated 4/3/0/3, while the Electron runs MVP returned to stock in May 2024 are rated 4/3/-0.5/3 because Electron beats in faster. It is built for approach shots that carry only a little before a firm fade, and for players who want a wind-ready putter. Players who want a straight, glidey putter for long putts should look elsewhere. MVP presents it as a long-requested overstable option for GYRO putter users. It debuted in Neutron in 2019, launching MVP's 10.5 mm putter class, and MVP described the 2020 Winter Series Electron run as a fan favourite before adding it to the stock lineup. The PDGA approved the Entropy on 27 February 2019 (19-20). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Zone and the Thought Space Athletics Temple.
The Entropy is an overstable MVP putt-and-approach disc rated 4/3/0/3, while the Electron runs MVP returned to stock in May 2024 are rated 4/3/-0.5/3 because Electron beats in faster. It is built for approach shots that carry only a little before a firm fade, and for players who want a wind-ready putter. Players who want a straight, glidey putter for long putts should look elsewhere.
MVP presents it as a long-requested overstable option for GYRO putter users. It debuted in Neutron in 2019, launching MVP's 10.5 mm putter class, and MVP described the 2020 Winter Series Electron run as a fan favourite before adding it to the stock lineup.
The PDGA approved the Entropy on 27 February 2019 (19-20). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Discraft Zone and the Thought Space Athletics Temple.
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