Best Putter For Small Hands (adult, not child or youth)

What is the best disc for putting if you have smaller hands? I heard that smaller hands tend to yank discs more of center.

[Rescue]

Hmm... Maybe try an XD by Innova or a Rhyno, I know Discraft has some putters with a "thumb" track. Also maybe it's not the disc, but the plastic. I like plastic that's more gummy and not so hard and or smooth. It give me a better grip on the putter. So in that regards to putters though. Try Gateway's putters in SSS plastic (super stupid soft) or the JK Aviar-X. The Omega by Millinium is also a great putter. Geeze so many out there, but maybe you should give the Discraft putter with the thumb track a try. I know one of them is called the "Banger" but I think they make more than one with the thumb track.

[JJ Coutts]

the putters with the "thumb" track are ching ju ju putters and i love mine. Flies soooo straight

[Nibs Carter]

Blowfly or Blunt Gumbputt have small rims

[Russell Gore]

I would go with an XD. They have a really shallow rim.

[Martin Kunz]

I think small hands need putters with small not so deep rim.
And that's definitely the swedish answer of Aviar: Spike from Latitude64.
Test the Zero-Spike (softer plastic), test the Spike-Hard (harder soft-plastic, but more stable) and - one of my favourite putters - Spike GRIP (Hardplastic like Innovas Starplastic and unstable like Zero but more dome).

[music-surf]

I agree with the XD, the shallow rim will let you get more of your hands on it, giving you more control.

[Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane]

Russell Gore said:

I would go with an XD. They have a really shallow rim.

The batch our vendor has in stock right now, the underneath edge/lip is very sharp...anybody else notice that?


While the XD is good, the Classic Roc is better.

[Chuck Kennedy]

I've used Classic Rocs for most shots less than 180 feet plus putting for 10 years because it has a lower profile for smaller hands/shorter fingers. I'm also liking the Zeroline Spike from Latitude with the softer plastic for putting.

[music-surf]

I picked up a star XD and noticed the same thing. Haven't looked at any DX ones lately.

Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane said:

Russell Gore said:

I would go with an XD. They have a really shallow rim.

The batch our vendor has in stock right now, the underneath edge/lip is very sharp...anybody else notice that?


While the XD is good, the Classic Roc is better.

[Chuck Kennedy]

The XD with its sharp rim doesn't feel as good as the Classic Roc which is essentially the XD with a bead, giving it a smoother rim on release.

[Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane]

music-surf said:

I picked up a star XD and noticed the same thing. Haven't looked at any DX ones lately.

Jamie 'gr8rocshot' Ruane said:

Russell Gore said:

I would go with an XD. They have a really shallow rim.

The batch our vendor has in stock right now, the underneath edge/lip is very sharp...anybody else notice that?


While the XD is good, the Classic Roc is better.

I threw XD's back in the early 90's...I don't remember that edge being that sharp then. I quit throwing them......well because I broke 3 in like 2 months....The DX Classic Roc will break too...I definitely broke a few....but not like those older XD's.

I remember breaking a brand new XD clean in half.... two pieces flying in different directions...that's about when I had it with them.

[JonnyHyzer]

I just picked up the Omega Millinium supersoft putter 1.24 (not sure what the number means?) because I like the shallow rim and the grippy-gummy feel of them. I have been putting with star aviars for a while and they hold a good line but for my hands they have too deep of a rim and often feel slippery, which doesn't give me confidence when throwing a putt. The Gateway Magic putters are pretty low profile and grippy too.