I've been using the Hope as my putter for over a year, after moving away from the Gateway Voodoo. The royal sense plastic blend is very grippy, and the disc has a nice neutral flight. 

I've been through many putters and was in search of a new, fresh putter. Visited a store and felt the Hope in my hand. It felt better than other putters with the same flight numbers and dimensions.

I've since added slightly more spin (before I was a push putter) and I'm saving 2-4 shots a round with the Hope.

The Sense plastic has great grip and premium feel. Only complaint is that the plastic knicks like Innova DX, but it doesn't bother me. More surface area to grab chains. I have backups waiting when it's time. I seriously believe I will never try another putter again 

Hopefully they get nice stamps on them soon!

The Hope is great off the tee, but this is my bread and butter putting putter. I own 10 of them and cycle them every 4-5 rounds. Royal Sense plastic is grippy & firm. Would love to see a softer version of this plastic for colder weather play though. Definitely gets cosmetic dents/dings quickly, but nothing serious. This review is after a year of using the Hope in every round (250+ full rounds).

I really like my Hope. The plastic is stiff so it doesn't flop around leaving your hand, but it's a touch tackier than most of the putter plastics I've tried (with some exception like Gateway's SSSS). The shape of the disc is the tried and true 2 3 0 1 with the comfortable bevel on the bottom where my index finger typically rests. I have loved this putter, and would recommend to anyone who likes that Aviar/P2 shape.

My boss always says that "Hope is not a strategy". He may be right, but it makes a pretty good putter!