I'm going to cover the Atmos and D-Line Sonar in this review.

D-Line - My putting putters. I previously putted with the Prodigy PA-3 and though I loved them for putting, I hated it as a thrower. It was just too deep for my hands. Pay attention to the rim depth as well as the disc height folks. Enter the Sonar. D-Line feels great. Tacky enough and not overly stiff. It's stiff but not crazy, at least mine are not. On the green, I get that nice end of putt fade that gives me confidence to swing it a little more right (I'm a righty) and let it crash in. It is not a super glidey putter so it's great at telling me when I'm not committing to my putt by falling short. Given the right commitment and beans, I hit chains more often than not from within the circle.

Atmos - Firstly, mine is gorgeous. Deep sparkly blue. The DGA Atmos plastic is some of the prettiest looking and really durable (at least in my testing) plastic I've tested. As for throwing, it's great. Thrown flat it holds straight before fading out. I can throw this on hyzer and it just keeps that angle and path the entire way. On anhyzer with proper height, it gets a wonderful right panning shape that makes it to flat right as it is hitting the ground. I was missing the shape in my bag until the Sonar.

The Sonar is a medium depth putter with a bead. The bead isn't overly large and I don't even really notice it if I'm being honest. I would not say this is a PA-3 clone. Similar? Sure. Clone? Far from it. It's more shallow, has a smaller bead, and isn't as "boxy", as the PA-3 is. Does it give me nearly identical flight paths? Yes and that's why I choose the Sonar.