Maiden
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The Maiden is a straight-flying Westside putter rated 3/4/0/1, with no turn and a small fade. It suits players who want a dead-straight putter for putts and short approaches. Players who want an overstable putter for wind or forehand approaches should look elsewhere.
Westside describes it as a neutral putter with a thin profile that resists turning and fades only a little. Players on Disc Golf Course Review described it as shallow and beaded with a very straight flight, and one called it very flat; several liked it more for throwing than for putting, and posters at the time called it the 2018 Trilogy Challenge putter.
The PDGA approved the Maiden on 8 February 2018 (18-19). Its Finnish name is Tuonen Tytär, from the Kalevala, and the stamp art is by Linda Stenberg (2018). Westside says Matt Orum has thrown it since it first came out, and he has a 2026 Team Series run. On our comparison table its nearest matches are the Westside Crown and the Latitude 64 Peak.
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