The Rhyno has a very special place in my heart, having owned it in all but Champ plastic. Some say it is not a good putting putter, but i disagree. It's over stable consistency and lack of glide is exceptional for putting in my opinion because you know what you're gonna get. Also, love it for dicey jump puts because you can depend on it to not fly away on you like even wizards have had the tendancy to do if you get a little nose up or with wind. I will jump this thing from 120 ft sometimes for approaches and a half-run of sorts.

However, these truly shine for approaches. Once again, lack of glide makes it so trustworthy FH or BH. Hold a great anny flick shape for technical approaches, and you can definitely put some juice on it backhand for spikes.

My one vice is that I wish it wasn't my main first putter because it's speed/glide combo allows you to muscle it more than other putters. This has led me to struggle sometimes driving with other putters.

My overstable side of my bag goes Boss, Firebird, Buzz OS, Rhyno. That might give you some insight on the role it fits when I'm not putting with it.