Putter for very windy conditions

I could use some advice on what putters seem to handle very windy (gusting and strong and changing direction) conditions the best.

I currently putt with a straddle stance and a Discraft GT Banger (174) and when it's windy tend to throw harder with more anhyzer to keep it flat as possible.

Can anybody help me get better at this part of the game?

[Chris Taylor]

I use a Rhyno in the wind. But I would have to agree that it is putting style over disc choice. Just try not to show the bottom of the disc to the wind is the best advice I think.

[Chuck Kennedy]

If you really want to go for it into heavy winds in the least risky way in terms of where you might end up if you miss, backhand with the putter upside down. You've got to practice the angle of release before doing it in competition. But it's a geezer trick from way back. With the disc upside down, its aerodynamics make it want to go down so it counteracts the lifting force from the headwind.

[Nascar Dave]

I normally putt with an Omega SS, which can be flippy in a serious headwind, so I still putt with it in a tailwind, however when the wind is right in my face, I switch and putt with a Sirius 1.1 putt and approach.
I also like what Chuck said about putting with your putter upside down, but practice it first.

[Ray Brandon]

Man I saw the open guys putting with their drivers scoobie style this past weekend on Saturday in mckinney Tx.

[Steve Wind]

The Latitude 64 Sinus SP or the AP. I found the the AP works better in the windier conditions and you don't have to put much hyser on it.

[jesse p. mccain]

pro pig all the wya and thanks for putting up the thread i have learned some pointers

[charles lignos]

thanks for the tips guys i know what i'll be practicing this week!!!