The Clash Discs Popcorn is a straight-flying stable putter, and this run in Sunny plastic carries Heidi Laine's tour series stamp for the year. It is built to hold a line on ten foot putts and on drives off the tee.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 3 / 0 / 1

Sunny is Clash's premium, stiff plastic blend, translucent and torque resistant even in hot weather. It grips well enough for a confident release without feeling tacky, and because it is a firmer blend it takes a while to beat in, so the straight, stable flight in the box sticks around through a lot of rounds.

At putting speed the Popcorn goes dead straight and drops instead of skating past the basket, and the well rounded rim and shoulder work with a power grip, fan grip, or forehand release without fighting your hand. Slower arms get real distance out of it too, some push it out past 250 feet as a putter drive. It works as a workhorse throwing putter for backhand and forehand alike, and beginners can lean on it as their primary putter because it does not punish a slightly off release.

Want the same mold in a firmer, faster-beating-in plastic? The Steady Popcorn is the one to grab. Looking for something softer and grippier for a first disc? The Softy Popcorn is built for that. Browse the whole lineup in Clash Discs Popcorn.

Speed 3, glide 3, turn 0, fade 1. Diameter 21.4 cm, rim width 1.1 cm, max weight 178 g.