this has been my go to putting putter for 5+ years now. highly recommend to anyone. The bead is sharp when they are brand new, but after playing a few rounds it will grind down and become perfectly rounded and comfortable in the hand. I prefer the 350G plastic. these are excellent for spin putting and circle 2 putts. they handle the pop and spin so well. they will flip up and fly straight you and can trust that it wont turn and glide on you.  they have a nice predictable fade. a lot of people see a speed 3 putter as more of a thrower but they make excellent putting putters. i look at the speed 3 as more of extra stability. after using this for years my circle 2 putts just seem to go in more often. that takes practice of course but with this disc in my hand it gives me more confidence.

Being from Alaska I play a lot of winter golf and this is my go to putter and short distance driver/upshot disc because it can take a nasty beating in the conditions and still fly true to its numbers and is super reliable.

Truly a great cold weather disc. I am sure it is amazing in the heat too.... I just haven't tried that yet

Love this putter. I throw it and putt with it. DEAD STRAIGHT. Don't be afraid of the Bead feels great throws great.

Let me start by saying that I use this disc primarily for putting, although I occasionally use it to drive. This disc in 350G plastic feels so good in the hand! Much stiffer than 300 plastic but just as grippy. I am a spin putter and this disc will always find its way into the chains. 

In terms of throwing this putter it is very straight with a dependable forward fade at the end. The small beaded rim feels great in the hand and allows for a smooth and consistent release. I do think this disc is a bit slower than a 3 speed and just a touch less glide than the numbers suggest. 

Overall this is an amazing disc, you should pick one up. Not to mention this is the putter KJUSA uses, so that's a plus. 

Just picked them up yesterday. Flies similar to Banger GT but feels much better in the hand. It's less glidy than the Warden, which I also use, but heavier. If feels more solid in your hands. I like the G plastic so far. It has a more dependable fade, more like a two, so it's an adjustment but def has a spot in my bag.  

Great Disc for my Approaches.  Used primarily off the tee for short Island holes or for parking my upshots.   All the confidence in the world with this disc's predictability to keep the line for the entire flight with a small fading finish.   Purchased in both 350G and again in Glow 400 so i can enjoy some night time fun.   

Wow, what an eye-opener. Like many other disc golfers, I was always a bit skeptical of Prodigy. But my friend talked me into trying the PA-3, and I was very pleasantly surprised. The feel in the hand, both in the mold and the plastic, is phenomenal. The confidence I feel with this disc in the hand is something I've been lacking in my game lately, and the PA-3 really brought it back. It's not glidey enough for me to use as a long-range putter, but within 35 feet, it is a monster. 

I will definitely be recommending the PA-3 to people looking for new putters, or just looking to try something new. Give it a shot, you may be as pleasantly surprised as I was. 

One of the beat putters period. Good glide, predictable fade at the end of the putt. Will easily hold its line! 

If I'm looking to run longer putts that I don't need to go too far past the basket due to ob or hazard, I can trust this to have hold the line longer but still hyzer out at the end. 

The PA3 from Prodigy is a beaded, stable putter. Like other Prodigy putters, it took me a minute to get used to the feel in hand. There is something about them that feel different, not bad, just different. I liked this disc inside the circle and when throwing. The bead gives it some stability off the teepad and on upshots, but it still throws and putts relatively straight. The plastic is nice and grippy and doesn't really slip out. 

I LOVE this disc. The 350G is very stiff, similar to zero hard plastic from trilogy. It is grippy but the putter flies very straight with a nice fade at the end. I putt with a slight hyzer and this disc never gets away from me. I will say this, the PA-3 does not glide as much as i would expect. But the disc is very easy to get used to and it flies similar to an aviar but is a whole hell of a lot more comfortable in the hands. 

I have a weird trend of buying putters, and not liking them for actual putting and I just end up throwing them. And this disc is no different.

The 350g plastic is just fantastic. Prodigy definitely makes my favorite plastics in the game and this is no different at all. It wears in very, very slowly. I've hit a lot of trees and scraped it along the ground many times and there's no gashes or anything in it. Its compared to the other hard premium base plastics from other brands, and it seems to be more durable than those by a good margin. Its super grippy out of the box, but its not sticky, and its not too slick either.

When I first started putting with it, I was hitting really good putts, but missing really easy putts. I chalked it up to just having a different putter for the first time outside of a DX Aviar. Over time, I started being a little more consistent with it, but still seemed to miss some pretty easy putts.

Eventually, I just stopped liking it for putting that much and started trying out different ones. But I don't like just not using discs, I always find a use for them, so I started throwing it on approach shots and some drives. Approach shots with this disc are so nice for me. I can power down and have a nice floaty approach, and even with a little more power it doesn't seem to get a lot of ground play.

On drives it will go really straight and have a nice little fade at the end. When putting a little more power into it I can get a nice turn on it for a little extra distance. I don't really like driving with it a whole lot since I have an MVP Atom that is more comfortable for me to drive with. But the PA3 is no slouch with drives either.

At the end of the day, I still like the disc a lot. I've found out I don't like beaded putters in my search. I like this disc as an approach disc since it lands so softly, and seems to weave through the trees magically.

I believe the G in 350G stands for grip, but the biggest difference between 300 and 350G is the firmness/stiffness of the disc. If you like stiff putting putters this is the plastic for you.  350G is a great plastic for throwing/driving putters.  It starts out a hair more than stable, but can take tree hits and nicks way better than 300 plastic.  Where 300 plastic will bend and stability changes quickly, 350G retains it's flight for a while longer. 

350G can take a bit more power than 300 plastic, too. Where my 300 will hold a turn to the ground, 350G will turn but fight out giving a little more distance and predictability. It's not quite a PA1 in terms of stability but a great option for a beaded driving putter from Prodigy.

Recently changed my putting style to more of a pure spin putt, and as a result of the grip modification, beaded putters are working for me now.  So I tried the Pa3.  It's an excellent straight-shooting putter, goes right where I putt it.  The 350G plastic feels great and is very firm, which I like.  The 300S is also good, and is a bit less slick if you need more grip. 

I use a 350G Pa-3 for all putting within the circle. I love the firm plastic, it give me confidence on the angle I release the putt on. It feels great in the hand and would recommend it to anyone who loves a firm putter

Great putter if you prefer something slightly over stable. I like shallow putters so this is a great disc for my grip. These also fly dead straigh on ths 200-250 ft drives off the tee.

I have tried many putters over the years.  But the Pa3 is the perfect putting putter.  There are many other great putters out there.  I just prefer the Pa3, and prefer the 300 or 350 plastic for putting.  

Flight numbers are correct.  Straight disc, mild hyzer out at the end, handles throws well.  I suggest 400 or Glow plastic for a thrower.  I choose not to throw my putting putters to avoid gross deformities and gouges.  The 400 is very stable even at high speed, but flies very straight, true, and nice glide.

Great all around short range disc.  300=cooler weather 350=warmer weather 400=throws.

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I'm still waiting for this disc to arrive. Im looking forward to giving this a try after reading the reviews

Great putter, the 350g plastic is nice and soft but super grippy even when wet. The disc has a really nice flight path that doesn't hide flaws. The plastic will take a beating really fast so be careful if you're tossing it long.

Got a Kyle Webster stamped PA3 and it quickly became my putter of choice. Love the feel. 

This is a solid putting putter. The 350G plastic is a fantastic, stiff but grippy enough blend perfect for push putting. The flat of the Pa-3 is nice and flat and this disc feels very comfortable with my putting grip. When I played with a Prodigy only bag this was my putting putter and I had great accuracy with this one.