I have 4 of these in my bag. 2 base grip for putting, one base grip that is an old putter that has beaten in to a slightly more undertable verison and a duraflex that is slightly more over stable than advertised. They glide for days and go super straight with the slight variance due to plastic and age. I was surprisingly attracted to put with these due to how shallow and flat they are, which was great for my smaller sized hands. Coming from the aviar, these felt so much better in my hands. I just ordered a 10 pack of these and don't see a change in putters for the foreseeable future. 10/10 recommend. 

I have tried several putters from prodigy- the p model s, p model us, pa3, and pa1. The p model us is by far their best, in my experience. The low profile makes it easy to grip, the base grip plastic I found to be surprisingly awesome, in spite of it being made in china ?? the flight of it is perfect, to me. I can make as many putts with it as with any other putter that I've tried, or more. And as a thrower, in the duraflex plastic, I have thrown in upshots with it and have nailed drives fantastically. I also think that calling it u.s. (understable) is not quite right. I think "straight" is a better description for it...

This plastic feels pretty good and the shape of the disc is great. This is not my go-to putter but is great when you need a neutral approach. I'll use it for lofty, soft hyzers and anhyzers or gentle straight shots. Feels great backhand but putters tend to feel too bulky for me forehand. I could see this being a great beginner discs for throwing but maybe a little too stiff to make a beginner confident putting.

To me this putter was pretty good, it wasn't incredible nor was it terrible. For spin putting within the circle it flies pretty straight. Outside of the circle is about when you will start to see it fade out or have a "S" curve. It says it has a lot of glide to it, but it didn't seem like it did for me though. I always felt that this thing would fall down quickly. If you turbo put, it will have a good "S" curve at 25'+. For flick putting, I found it difficult, as it will fly at whatever angle you throw it on. So if you release it on an anhyzer, it will keep that angle. 

Driving with this putter, I found the disc to be fairly neutral to understable. Making it pretty easy to throw this disc. I could easily make this disc do what I wanted it to do. It would have a nice gradual anhyzer, which I loved. Hyzer lines, were not the best, it seems that it would come to almost level. Hyzer flips, were really easy to do with minimal effort. Throwing straight is pretty easy to do as well. Like I mentioned earlier, this is a neutral to understable disc. 

The feel of this disc is fairly comfortable. It's easy to power grip it. The rim isn't too deep to feel uncomfortable for a fan grip. I would say it is on the deeper side though. The basegrip plastic holds up fairly well. Throwing it point blank, 80% power, into the ground did leave a mark, and slightly bent the disc - it lays just slightly off of flat now, barley noticeable. But, how often are you going to throw a putter into a hard object a foot away from the release point?

Overall, This disc was dependable and easy to throw. I didn't notice anything terrible about the disc. Nor was I blown away with it. Its a quality disc, that flies pretty close to the numbers Prodigy assigned it.

It is a solid putter. If you like Prodigy, looking for a new putter, I would recommend this one, regardless of skill level.

Throwing a basegrip plastic at 4,400 ft in Utah. To me, 5 stars = incredible disc 4 stars = good & dependable disc. I don't give out too many 5 star ratings.

Better Pa4? Better Pa4.

Prodigy needs a PR team! this is an excellent disc but not one review....