I feel like the marshal is the most over looked putter from dynamic discs. The marshal held the longest running spot in my bag. It was my dual purpose putter/ throwing putter. They start off slightly overstable, but beat into a dead straight flyer. I can thread the needle in the woods with this disc. It goes exactly where you point it, and if thrown hard it finished dead straight. I've hit chains from 150 feet out because it's just that good. You know you'd beaten it in well when the micro bead has worn off completely. 

This has been my go to putter, upshot and driving putter since the Trilogy challenge. The profile and bead is between a pure (previous putting putter) and a judge (previous throwing putter). Talk about meant to be. Very reliable disc that I don't have to worry about over cooking with. 

I primarily putt with the Warden or the Deputy, so I like beadless putters.  The Marshall is just enough overstable compared to the Warden that I use it for approach shots or off the tee.  It has a microbead that you can't even tell is there and it flies very nicely.  It feels just like the Warden and Deputy in the hand.  It flies very straight with just a subtle fade at the end and it can handle the wind without much change to the flight.  I would recommend this disc as an approach putter or if you putt with a lot of spin and like a little hyzer at the end of the putt.

I received this disc during the Trilogy challenge and it has never left my bag. It goes right where i want it to and feels perfect in my hand. It has a great flat top and goes perfectly straight when i want it to or will go left if i put a slight hyzer. Its my favorite putter

I just completed the trilogy challenge with this disc and found it to be great. The course we played had a majority of short holes so this disc was used for driving on most of those. It was pretty overstable, if I put enough on it I could get it to turn some but it would come out of it nicely. Really this disc was a lot like an aviar just with a different name on it. 

When it came to putting the disc was pretty good. I didn't care as much for glide on it, I missed a lot of putts low that should have been better. Some of that may have included user error as I just couldn't get it up, but I also think it was a little on the disc. 

When compared to my Pure, I felt that this putter could have competed. It has a good feel in the hand, though just a slightly deeper rim on it than my Pure, which is one reason that I will take my Pure over it. The micro bead isn't bad on it, so those who like a beadless putter shouldn't have any issues with feel. 

I use this disc for tight windows because it is a very controllable. I used this disc for an ace on a heavily wooded short hole at my local course. This disc can be used as a driving disc as well because it will hold a line and go straight where you release the disc. It does have a slight fade which will be magnified the higher you throw the disc. When used as an approach disc it will stop almost immediately when it hits the ground. It is not a bad putter I am just not a fan of it as a putter because the hard plastic sometimes will get spit out of the chains.

Profile: The rim is deeper than I prefer for driving.

Throwing: When I did throw it well it kept a straight flight, but the rim just made my release too inconsistent.

Putting: It was more stable than I prefer for putting too.  More suited to a spin putter over a push/sploosh putter.

Final thoughts: I got this in the Trilogy Challenge.  Not a big fan on this disc.  Didn't fly well for me, putt well, needless to say it didn't make my bag.  I do like the feel of the prime plastic though.

I love this putter but have found with tailwind putts it just drops down. Takes some getting used to.  I like the feel of the micro bead, in between a judge and warden feel.  Cannot wait for this disc to be released in different plastics, then it will be a 5/5

If you are looking for a driving putter, this jewel is for you..unless you have a beast arm, this putter is lazer straight with a very nice controlled fade at the end.

Also great for head wind and hyzer putts, grabs the chains great, with a nice firm feel.

The Marshal has a decent grip to it, the rim is a little deep. Pretty typical feel for a putter. 

The stability of the Marshal is slightly understable. with not a lot of power it will act slightly stable, just slightly. as the more power you put behind the disc its understability becomes more prevelent. Its shape ability is fairly easy to do.

Driving with this putter is a delicate thing to do. If done correctly and with great care you can get it to fly straight and then fade with a healthy fade. If done with the intent to put power behind it, you're using the wrong disc. It will turnover and hold the line with no intent of breaking it.

Like I mentioned above push putting it acts slightly stable. So it will fly and hold a straighter line with little deviation. 

Overall a pretty decent disc, its enjoyable to play with and overall no complaints.

Great disc for those of us looking for the overstable judge.