The Touch is a putt and approach disc rated 2/3/0/1. Zero turn and a single point of fade suggest a straight putter flight with a gentle left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand, not a profile for forcing hard fades. Its PDGA approval, recorded in the export as 20 July 2014, is the last certification for Salient Discs, and it carries a twist its own announcement on the PDGA site shows: the mold was originally approved under the name Cure. The release copy Salient supplied called it a slightly overstable putter that should handle wind well, ideal for controlled approaches, and listed a wider set of plastic lines than our plastics data records for it. TryDiscs records Karbon and Liquid runs of the mold, both marked discontinued.
The Touch is a putt and approach disc rated 2/3/0/1. Zero turn and a single point of fade suggest a straight putter flight with a gentle left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand, not a profile for forcing hard fades.
Its PDGA approval, recorded in the export as 20 July 2014, is the last certification for Salient Discs, and it carries a twist its own announcement on the PDGA site shows: the mold was originally approved under the name Cure. The release copy Salient supplied called it a slightly overstable putter that should handle wind well, ideal for controlled approaches, and listed a wider set of plastic lines than our plastics data records for it.
TryDiscs records Karbon and Liquid runs of the mold, both marked discontinued.
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