The Thought Space Athletics Nerve Pneuma is a beaded putter built with Thomas Gilbert, and Nerve is the plastic TSA uses when they want a grippier, softer version of a mold. The Pneuma sits deeper in the hand than the Alter, TSA's other putter, which is the whole point of it.

Flight Numbers: 2 / 3 / 0 / 0

Nerve plastic is TSA's grippiest blend, softer and tackier than their premium Aura and Ethos lines. It is not built to be a beat-in bag staple the way ESP or K1 is. It is built to feel good in your hand the day you buy it, which matters more for a putter than for a driver you throw a hundred times a round.

Thrown flat, the Pneuma holds dead straight and drops with almost no fade, so short putts finish where you release them instead of drifting off to one side. The bead in the rim gives you a bit more feedback on release than a beadless putter, which is useful if you tend to over-rotate.

Good for anyone building confidence inside the circle, and especially for players who putt spinny and want the disc to reward a clean release rather than mask a bad one. It is not the disc for long approach shots where you need fade at the end.

Want a putter with more grip on cold mornings? The Kastaplast K1 Berg is a lower-glide option built for the same job. Prefer an overstable approach disc that holds up to a flick release? The Discraft ESP Zone is the usual answer. See more in our overstable putters collection.

Speed 2, glide 3, turn 0, fade 0. Diameter 21.0 cm, rim width 1.0 cm, max weight 175 g.