The P Model OS is an overstable, beadless Prodigy putter rated 3/4/0/3, from its ACE Line. A straight flight with a strong fade suits tee shots and approaches that need to resist turning over, and flex shots that finish flat. Players who want a straight-finishing putter should look elsewhere. Prodigy describes a slim profile for clean releases, says it handles torque without turning over and can hold a hard anhyzer before flexing back, and says it slots between its PA-1 and PX-3. At its 2023 launch Luke Humphries praised how hard it can be thrown, and Ezra Robinson described using it for short shots that need a big anhyzer around an obstacle. The PDGA approved it as the P Model Putter OS on 16 December 2018 (18-91), and Prodigy launched it in ProFlex plastic in May 2023. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy PA-1 and the MVP Particle.
The P Model OS is an overstable, beadless Prodigy putter rated 3/4/0/3, from its ACE Line. A straight flight with a strong fade suits tee shots and approaches that need to resist turning over, and flex shots that finish flat. Players who want a straight-finishing putter should look elsewhere.
Prodigy describes a slim profile for clean releases, says it handles torque without turning over and can hold a hard anhyzer before flexing back, and says it slots between its PA-1 and PX-3. At its 2023 launch Luke Humphries praised how hard it can be thrown, and Ezra Robinson described using it for short shots that need a big anhyzer around an obstacle.
The PDGA approved it as the P Model Putter OS on 16 December 2018 (18-91), and Prodigy launched it in ProFlex plastic in May 2023. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Prodigy PA-1 and the MVP Particle.
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