The Money Putter from ABC Discs, is a real nice straight flying putter. The feel of the Money in hand is a bit taller than a lot of other putters, but not uncomfortable. The Bronze plastic feels like a baseline plastic, but with a soft and grippy feel. Inside the circle, the Money shines as a straight putter without much fade. As you push it further out of the circle the fade is there, but not too stable. For throwing, the Money held up well to some power and really kept the line I threw it on. This is a really nice option from a lesser known company. 

Funky grip. Kinda sharp lip on bottom. Not too comfy on the hand but nice fade. Hyzer putts fo sho.

See my review for the Gateway Warlock, because... zhey are twins. The soft tacky Bronze line makes this an all weather chain grabber. Perfect for floating in long go-for-it putts since it will either cash in or drop like a rock right around the base. Not so much glide you have to worry about it sailing on by. Like the Warlock I have never used this for driving, but once my Warlock crumbles to dust (3 straight years of it being the only disc I use to hit chains) my $ Putter will take it's place.

I've tried over 50 different putters and chose this one out of them all. The Money Putter is a little taller than the average putter and has a good feel to it. The Bronze plastic is kind of like a soft DX plastic. It's a straight flyer and I only Use it fot short putts within about 25 feet. I can't say its anything different or more special than other putt and approach discs, but it's a good one. I think the name "Money Putter" gives it a slight psychological advantage because when you throw it, you expect it to be "Money."