This Prodigy PX-3 carries the Prototype stamp, a large, one-off design that never made it to the regular 300 plastic run, on the same grippy 300 blend as the standard release. It is a beaded, overstable putter shaped like a shallower PA-3 with more bead under the fingers.

Flight Numbers: 3 / 4 / 0 / 2.5

300 plastic here grips well and beats in at a normal pace, not the slow, multi-season break-in of a premium blend. A few rounds in, the surface softens just enough to feel less slick without losing the rigidity that keeps the overstable flight consistent. The Prototype stamp itself does not change the flight, only the look.

On an anhyzer release with some flex it carries glide well past where most beaded putters give up, then settles hard left near the end of the flight. A stall hyzer into a headwind sits down quickly instead of skipping forward, the shot this putter is built around.

Players who like a driving putter with a visible bead and a shallow profile get a comfortable grip in either a power or fan hold, and anyone chasing an early or limited Prodigy stamp gets a disc that flies exactly like the standard run. Beginners can use it as a straightforward overstable putter without worrying the odd stamp changes anything.

Bag it next to the standard release: the Prodigy PX-3 300 First Run flies identically without the collector stamp. Want more fade for longer approach shots? The Prodigy PX-3 500 Spectrum is the plastic to reach for. Browse the rest of our Prodigy Discs.

Speed 3, glide 4, turn 0, fade 2.5. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 1.0 cm, max weight 174 g.