The Axiom Envy lands here as Eagle McMahon's Team Series release in Prism Proton, the mold James Conrad put in the basket for the shot everyone still talks about at the 2021 World Championships. It is a stable, driving putter built to fly straight at real power.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 3 / 0 / 2

Prism Proton is a firm, glossy plastic, more durable than Axiom's softer Neutron Soft blend and a little slicker in the hand until it beats in. The upside of that stiffness is longevity: this putter holds its stability for a long time instead of turning flippy after a few rounds, and the swirled Prism finish means no two discs look quite the same.

Thrown flat with real power the Envy holds a straight line and barely turns, then settles with a light, predictable fade at the end. It is a driving putter more than a spin putter, the disc you reach for on a 250 foot upshot instead of a 30 foot circle putt. It takes maximum effort without flipping over, which is why advanced players lean on it for placement drives on tight fairways, while newer players get a putter that will not surprise them with an unexpected turnover.

Want a softer feel right out of the box? The Neutron Soft Envy grips better in cold weather. Looking for a bit more turn before the fade? Try the Plasma Envy. Browse the rest of our stable putters.

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