The Axiom Prism Plasma Envy is an overstable putter and the mold James Conrad threw in on hole 18 at the 2021 World Championships to seal the win. Prism Plasma dresses that same mold in a speckled, metal flake blend that catches the light differently than any other Envy plastic.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 3 / 0 / 2

Prism Plasma is grippy and slightly translucent with a fine metal flake mixed through it, so no two discs look quite alike. It is comfortable in the hand for both a driving putter grip and a standard putting grip, and it holds up well to the wear a throwing putter takes over hundreds of rounds. It beats in at a moderate pace, softening just enough after a season to feel broken in without losing its straight flight.

Thrown at high speed the Envy barely turns and holds a straight line with light regard for wind, then drops fast once the fade sets in, which is what makes it such a reliable point and shoot disc inside 200 feet. It also doubles as a real putter and a forehand approach disc: the shallow rim and light bead give a clean release no matter which grip you use. New players get a forgiving, straight throwing putter out of it, and advanced throwers use it as the disc they trust most for upshots that need to land in the circle and stay there.

Prefer more traditional grip in the same mold? The Proton Envy is the same flight in a grippier translucent blend. Want an overstable approach disc from another brand to compare it against? The Kastaplast K1 Berg is the usual answer. Browse the rest of our overstable putters.

Speed 3, glide 3, turn 0, fade 2. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 1.1 cm, max weight 174 g.