The Chainzilla is a Skyquest putter rated 2/3/-1/1. It fits putting and touch approaches with a little early movement and a small finishing return. A player seeking a hard corrective fade has a different short-game need. Skyquest's 2014 launch statement promotes the Chainzilla for throwing as well as putting and describes a grippy, flexible feel. The PDGA approved the Chainzilla on 17 October 2014. Its certified rim is relatively deep, making the shape worth checking in the grip before choosing it as a putting disc. On a firmer approach, the small turn asks for a release angle that fits the gap, while a softer stroke can emphasize the gentle finishing movement.
The Chainzilla is a Skyquest putter rated 2/3/-1/1. It fits putting and touch approaches with a little early movement and a small finishing return. A player seeking a hard corrective fade has a different short-game need.
Skyquest's 2014 launch statement promotes the Chainzilla for throwing as well as putting and describes a grippy, flexible feel. The PDGA approved the Chainzilla on 17 October 2014. Its certified rim is relatively deep, making the shape worth checking in the grip before choosing it as a putting disc. On a firmer approach, the small turn asks for a release angle that fits the gap, while a softer stroke can emphasize the gentle finishing movement.
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