Not my favorite putting putter, but I have had good luck using it mostly for approach shots.

I believe that the numbers are pretty close, but I would say the fade is a bit higher than rated. I can really get into this disc and it will pretty much stay flat the entire flight until it crashes out at the end.

I had been using Daggers for the past couple years as my primary putter. While I had made some big putts with them, I began feeling the glide on them was making me not fully commit to all my putts. I grabbed a classic blend Marshal to help with that, and boy has it. After getting used to it, I feel like I am committing to all my putts now and making them more consistently. Classic blend feels awesome and the microbead is hardly noticeable at all. The Marshal is also a really nice choice for point and shoot approach shots.

The Classic Blend Marshal has a very great feel. It is great for putting as it sticks to the chains well, and flies straight enough for fully committed shots. Off the tee or for upshots, the Classic Blend Marshal shines. It has decent glide and stability so I am able to get it around 300ft and it has enough fade to withstand being thrown hard. 

I'd rate this disc: 3.5/4/0/1.5

I never use it for putting, though it works well for both spin and push putting when I have tested it. For me, this putter shines when used for driving and up-shots where you need a straight shot that hardly fades at the end and resists turning too much. 

It will turn when thrown with power, but it does fight the turn enough to trust it. If you are looking for a straight driving putter for accurate drives or approaches, this disc has a lot of good to offer. 

The Classic Blend feels pretty nice. It is soft and grippy, and is tad bendable while still having a firm enough feel.

I spent months trying to find my putter before I stumbled across this boy. Excellent straight, no-nonsense flight that encourages committing to your putt and, I think, makes you a better putter for it. 

The rim is slightly concave with a barely noticeable microbead (don't let that scare you away, I didn't even know it was there until I read about it). I lay my pointer finger along this concave part when I putt, and it just...fits so perfectly. 

I think its a little more glidey than infinite gives it credit, and has a little more fade as well. 3/3/0/1 makes it sound too much like a warden or judge and it really is very noticeably more overstable. 

Team marshal for life!

My go to putter. Great driving putter.