This putter is just good. If thrown with confidence if will fly straight as an arrow a good 50 feet. The exaggerated bead feels great in the hands.

I am a huge fan of the Matt Bell Pro Series Steady. 001 all the way. The blend is nice and firm, allowing for a solid grip in different weather conditions. I love how this putter will fly straight and always hook up and drop right into the basket. This putter is solid for a slight hyzer release that flips to flat and hooks up into the chains. 

001 is where it’s at. The Steady is my go to putter for anything in circle 1 or 2. For years I putted with the Lat. 64 Dagger. As much as I loved the dagger I found that the dish of the disc was just a tad too deep. This would often find itself grabbing my finger tips upon release. After searching around and trying different putters that have a bead and rounded edge, I finally got my hands on my friends D-Line steady. I instantly fell in love with the feel. I now own a steady in every plastic type they offer. Stone is great for throwing but doesn’t quite have the same grip I appreciate when spin putting. D-Lines is the staple in my opinion. Great grip, fairly durable, grabs the chains well, and sits right where they land with little to no roll or skip. I recently picked up two of the Matt Bell Pro-line steady’s in pink  at (173g). Great putters. A tad more ridged than the D-lines with a great grip that really reminds me of the special blend LUNA. The only reason I give the proline steady 4/5 instead of 5 stars, is that I feel they are less durable than the D-Lines. I’ve had my pair for about two weeks now and the bead is chewed to hell from landing on the ground. Something I haven’t really experienced with other Steady’s or putters in general.

Recommended for anyone in the game from pro to novice.