Purchased as a cheaper alternative to Fierces and they fly almost exactly the same (albiet with a bit of a different feel in the hand). Straight flying for putting and able to be thrown on turnover shots with control relativley easily

The Deputy is a disc that I love for throwing. It takes a little bit of beating in but eventually gets to the pint where it will throw with a good amount of turn. I think this is the best understable throwing putter in the game right now and just bought a few more backups so I will never be without. 

Newbies should start putting with this especially if they don't know putting angle control. If you putt with a hyzer and your disc always fades before making it to the basket, pick up one of these and your putts will be much straighter. 

I'm giving this a 5 star for within the circle. It's feel in my hand is just right when not ripping it far. I tried to use throwing putters as actual putters and the fit or flight just isn't there. I gave the Warden a good run for shots withing the green but can send a straighter line with the Deputy.

I absolutely love this disc. Have multiple plastics of this mold. Nice smooth turnover on drives/approaches. Start on small hyzer, flips up to flat and flies straight. 

The Deputy is a nice shallow beadless, understable neutral putter from Dynamic Discs. The Deputy feels great in the hand, with a shallow profile that really comes out cleanly. The Classic plastic was nice a grippy. The flight is very straight as a putting disc. It was really able to hold a flat straight line with my spin putt. As a thrower it worked well also. I was able to get nice distance out of it with some hyzerflips, and this thing just kills it on anhyzers. This is a great woods putter. It was affected by wind, so you would want to pair it with a more stable putter. Really fun disc. 

Very understable to neutral putter.  its super useful in woods golf and late low speed turnovers

I tried the Deputy in Classic plastic.  The Deputy is a good putter, a nice straight-shooter that won't fade quickly.  The grip is okay for me.  On approach throws the Deputy is stable-to-understable.  Thrown straight, it has some glide, but thrown on an anhyzer it holds the line but finds its way to the ground fairly quckly.  Very easy to see why World Champion Paige Pierce likes the Deputy, but if you prefer overstable putters for putting and throwing, the Deputy might not be in your wheelhouse.

This is such a great putter!  I love beadless putters and am a spush putter for the most part.  I have used the Warden for a long time.  The Deputy is beginning to become my first choice putter.  I feel super confident throwing it, it goes straight, stays straight, and finishes straight.  Anything from 75 feet and in, I throw the Deputy.  I have made my longest putts using this disc.  It feels just like a Warden in the hand, but doesn't have the slight fade at the end like the Warden does.  

My only knock is when you give a full throw with it, it turns quite a bit.  I end up going back to a Warden or a Marshall when I have to throw an upshot.  But anything inside circle 2, the Deputy is my choice.  I have one in classic and also another one from the trilogy challenge and both throw and putt the same. 

If you like beadless putters and putt with a spin or spush method, get this disc and watch the stokes fall off your score!

By far the best putter I've found.  I've used the warden, pure, dagger, mercy, marshal, omega, aviar, p2, and pilot.  All those putters I've used extensively.  The deputy shelved them all.  Well, except the marshal in prime or classic as that's my headwind putter. 

Now, all those other putters are great, but what makes the deputy the best, for me, is easy.  In the circle or far away I feel confident with this putter.  No longer do I need the pure for farther out putts.  The pilot is a great disc but I'll break it down as to why this disc rules. 

1. It's a speed 3. This means thou can putt from further away. The pilot is a 2 speed and often would hit bottom pole.

2. The depth of the disc is not really deep line a dagger for example or an aviar. Its a tad deeper than the pilot, but it hasn't hendered me. 

3. The plastic types that dynamic have are by far the best, as in classic or prime.  Not classic blend mind you as that will depend on the disc. Classic blend marshals tend to be bricks, classic blend warden though are amazing. Discmania p line plastic is just too hard, and dx well, to me it's nothing I'd ever use, especially here in Texas with the limestone.  To each their own. 

4. The understable aspect again means more distance you can putt with.  It's become so much easier to hit 80 foot putts.  I have nailed a 100+ putt with this disc even, but once so far lol. That -1.5 turn also means that RHBH anny putt is much easier to pull off. 

5. I putt a combination putt off spin and push a "spush".  It goes straight at the basket like how I like it.  Easy to tune this disc in. 

6. It doesn't, or hasn't I should say, roll like crazy if you hit the bogie bell say like the pilot does.  Slower speed discs like that are more of a round wing tip  or nose. 

When you're in the circle or on the circles edge, keep it flat, nose up some. It'll go straight.  When you're say 40 feet or so just give it a slight and I mean slight anny release and it'll flex just a tad but go rather straight.  When you're 80' plus do a full on spin putt as if you're doing an upshot, but trying to make it, give it a hyzer release and it'll flatten out and go straight with very very minimal fade.

Paige is very lucky to have this disc in her arsenal and I can see why.  Now putting is different from person to person. I can just say that I like to putt straight at the basket and I've connected more with this putter than anything I've ever used. 

I'll list the negatives quick.

1. It's not a driving putter.  I have released that disc in a tail wind with a major hyzer release and it'll still turn and burn. It doesn't do horrible but something more stable would work better if that's happening. 

2. Prime and classic plastic is stiff, so that may not be your thing. What I can tell you is by using a hard plastic I get no wobbly vibration and get a clean smooth release all the time.  In the heat it won't be gummy either.  I used to only use soft like putters and ill never go back knowing what I know now. 

3. Difficult to use in headwind, you can, by why make it hard on yourself, find an OS putter with 3 or less glide to prevent loft and it'll be easier.

4. Prime beats up easy.  Then again so does dx, retro, hard, p line, etc. A gummy putter can take the hits of junk more but I garentee you that gummy putters suck in the heat.  They get warped easier to.  Do you know of any pros that use a real gummy putter?  I sure don't.

Anyway, that's my opinion on this amazing putter that Paige and dynamic has given us.  Thank you!!

If you're looking for an easy-to-throw understable putter, look no further than the Dynamic Discs Deputy. For shorter shots, probably 100 feet and less it is just a point and shoot dead straight disc. Power it up and it will start to turn and never stop. Great for beginners and pros alike (ask Paige Pierce). Would recommend.