If you like shallow, flat-topped putters, then this one right here is your winner.

The Bagger feels like a shallow, flat Gateway Wizard. Where a Wizard has a more rounded shoulder that adds the feeling of depth, this Bagger has a much more square shoulder that fits into the hand nicely and greatly reduces the perceived depth. Its bead is present, but not overwhelmingly large and, at least to me, provides an excellent, smooth release every time.

The Bagger is pretty overstable as far as putting putters go. Within 30 feet it's not really noticeable, but longer runs will definitely show off its pronounced fade. I've had Baggers since their launch and they have retained quite a bit of their stability. Thrown flat, the Bagger will stay flat and glide forward with a strong finish. The Glow Butter plastic is tacky, yet smooth, almost Play-Doh-y in texture but it is still pretty firm. I'd compare the stiffness to a Flex 2 from Discmania or Suregrip from Gateway. Mine shows decent wear after a full season of use, but I'm yet to get any gashes or chunks despite sometimes putting with them on my concrete driveway. I assume as they beat in, they'll flip up to flat on hyzer, but I strictly use these as putting putters.

If you like a Judge, Fierce, Wizard, beaded Aviar, or Pure, these are worth a try for sure. They hold up to wind far better than pretty much anything I've tried, and the plastic durability and comfortablility is top-notch. You can't go wrong with these at all.

Also, the glow is really great for baseline. They'd be spectacular C1 putters for glow golf.