The Crown is a beaded Westside putter rated 3/4/0/1: straight, with a small fade at the end. It suits players who like a bead under the fingers and want one putter for both putting and straight approaches. Players who want an overstable approach disc for wind should look elsewhere. Westside describes it as a stable, consistent putter with good glide for players who prefer a beaded rim. Players on Disc Golf Course Review compare its flight to a Judge with a little more stability and glide, and several prefer it as a throwing putter. The PDGA approved the Crown on 22 February 2017 (17-18). Its Finnish name is Kruunu, after the crown of Lemminkainen in the Kalevala, and the stamp art is by Arto Hoffrén (2016). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Dynamic Discs Judge and the Westside Maiden.
The Crown is a beaded Westside putter rated 3/4/0/1: straight, with a small fade at the end. It suits players who like a bead under the fingers and want one putter for both putting and straight approaches. Players who want an overstable approach disc for wind should look elsewhere.
Westside describes it as a stable, consistent putter with good glide for players who prefer a beaded rim. Players on Disc Golf Course Review compare its flight to a Judge with a little more stability and glide, and several prefer it as a throwing putter.
The PDGA approved the Crown on 22 February 2017 (17-18). Its Finnish name is Kruunu, after the crown of Lemminkainen in the Kalevala, and the stamp art is by Arto Hoffrén (2016). On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Dynamic Discs Judge and the Westside Maiden.
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