The Splash is a putt and approach disc rated 3/3/0/1. Zero turn into a single point of fade suggests a short, straight putter flight with only a small left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand. It is not the putter for forcing hard fades. Neptune Discs' stock listings offer it two ways and print the same figures carried here on both listings: in premium Pearl plastic, pitched as a throwing putter, and in its base Bass plastic, pitched at grip for any situation, a putter the brand says it wants at the top of a player's rotation. Both listings call it bead-less, matching the bead field on this page. The PDGA approved it on 10 April 2023, closing the consecutively numbered same-day trio it shares with the Marlin and the Nautilus. The Splash has been offered in Bass, Pearl and Signature Pearl editions.
The Splash is a putt and approach disc rated 3/3/0/1. Zero turn into a single point of fade suggests a short, straight putter flight with only a small left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand. It is not the putter for forcing hard fades.
Neptune Discs' stock listings offer it two ways and print the same figures carried here on both listings: in premium Pearl plastic, pitched as a throwing putter, and in its base Bass plastic, pitched at grip for any situation, a putter the brand says it wants at the top of a player's rotation. Both listings call it bead-less, matching the bead field on this page. The PDGA approved it on 10 April 2023, closing the consecutively numbered same-day trio it shares with the Marlin and the Nautilus.
The Splash has been offered in Bass, Pearl and Signature Pearl editions.
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