The Watt is a deep putter that has been described as a “max-weight Glitch” due to its high glide and ability to hold almost any angle it’s thrown on. Hyzerflips, straight shots, and turnovers are all viable shot shapes with the Watt. It can also be used for putting and provides a straight-to-slightly overstable flight when used as such. The Watt was approved in 2022 as the third of MVP’s 9-mm Putt/Approach class. Almost immediately, the Watt gained popularity as a dead-straight throwing putter that could hold up to the wind, making it a suitable replacement for a lighter Glitch. Some collectible runs of the Watt include the Proton Prototypes and Special Editions.
The Watt is a deep putter that has been described as a “max-weight
Glitch” due to its high glide and ability to hold almost any angle it’s
thrown on. Hyzerflips, straight shots, and turnovers are all viable shot
shapes with the Watt. It can also be used for putting and provides a
straight-to-slightly overstable flight when used as such.
The Watt
was approved in 2022 as the third of MVP’s 9-mm Putt/Approach class.
Almost immediately, the Watt gained popularity as a dead-straight
throwing putter that could hold up to the wind, making it a suitable
replacement for a lighter Glitch. Some collectible runs of the Watt
include the Proton Prototypes and Special Editions.
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