The Sparta is Prodiscus's putter rated 2/4/0/1, offering useful glide and a small finish without rated turn. It suits straight putts, approaches and short throwing lines. Someone needing a heavy-fading wind approach may prefer a more overstable job. Prodiscus describes the Sparta as a straight-flying putter and recommends it for approaches and technique practice. That gives it an ordinary putting and placement role, rather than a specialist utility purpose. The PDGA approved the Sparta on 21 October 2014 (14-82).
The Sparta is Prodiscus's putter rated 2/4/0/1, offering useful glide and a small finish without rated turn. It suits straight putts, approaches and short throwing lines. Someone needing a heavy-fading wind approach may prefer a more overstable job.
Prodiscus describes the Sparta as a straight-flying putter and recommends it for approaches and technique practice. That gives it an ordinary putting and placement role, rather than a specialist utility purpose.
The PDGA approved the Sparta on 21 October 2014 (14-82).
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