putter
Prodigy

PA-1

Type
Putter
Flight numbers
3 / 3 / 0 / 2.5
Rim width
1 cm
Plastics
200, 300, 300 Soft, 350G, 400, 500, 750
Max weight
174.3 g

What players keep saying · from 3 reviews

beats in fast2overstable1

Has been using a PA-1 but stopped trusting it lately.

“I’ve been using a Pa1 but I’ve found myself not trusting it”
mixed

Lost their Proto PA-1, a puddle-topped, low-glide, torque-resistant throwing putter bagged for 8 years.

“I lost my main throwing putter that I’ve bagged for 8 years, a Prodigy Proto PA-1. My favorite characteristics of the disc: -puddle topped -low glide (as to not over”
positiveoverstable

Has putted with 300 soft PA-1s for about four years and loves them.

“I have been putting with prodigy Pa-1s in 300 soft now for about 4 years and have been loving it.”
positive

Their beat-in 300 PA-1 is straight, drifting right past 250 ft.

“I have a beat in (300s) Pa1 that is straight, and straight-to-right when over 250ft so they do get there”
positive

Their 300 PA-1 got pretty flippy after six months.

“My 300 PA1 got pretty flippy after 6 months of use. Yours”
mixedbeats in fast

350G PA-1s were the first Prodigy putters they loved; beefy then straight, so they moved to 750.

“350g PA-1s were the first prodigy putters I fell in love with. They start off fairly beefy, but break in to very straight without a ton of fade. That said, I went through like”
positivebeats in fast

Uses a 400 Spectrum PA-1 for approaches and putts with the 350G.

“Prodigy Pa-1 for sure, get the 400 spectrum blend if you want extra beef. I use the spectrum blend for my approaches and I putt with the 350G blend. I”
positive