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Streamline Electron Firm SL Autopilot

Streamline Electron Firm SL Autopilot

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The Streamline Autopilot is a beadless, mid-depth putter with a slightly overstable flight. Its balanced shape and dependable finish make it versatile across different putting styles without requiring an overly aggressive fade.

When thrown, the Autopilot provides controlled flights with enough stability to handle both backhand and forehand approaches. The comfortable profile and predictable finish make it useful as both a primary putting putter and a reliable throwing putter.

Manufacturer Flight Numbers 2/3/0/1.5
Reviewer Flight Numbers 2.1/3/0/1.5
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Electron Firm SL Details

Electron is MVP's baseline plastic, and the Electron Firm variety is the more durable, and less flexible of the Electron blends. It is primarily formulated for putters.

Autopilot Dimensions

  • Diameter: 21.20 cm
  • Height: 1.90 cm
  • Rim Depth: 1.40 cm
  • Rim Width: 1.10 cm
  • Max Weight: 176g

Additional Information

  • Primary Use: Putt & Approach
  • Stability: Stable
  • Recommended Skill Level: Everyone
  • Plastic grade(s): Midgrade
  • Beadless

Reviews

Looscannon994
My Flight Ratings: 2/3.5/0/1.5 Somewhat Beginner Friendly Throwing Distance: 250 Straight Score: Slightly Overstable

Oct 19, 2026 10:18 AM

When the Autopilot was first announced, I had hoped it would be a beadless version of the Pilot because I putt with Pilots but I prefer the way beadless putters feel in hand. After getting my hands on a pair of electron firm Autopilots, I can say that it is not just a beadless version of the pilot, but it isn't too far from one either.

First off, the firm plastic feels great. It seems more firm than it usually is, almost like Discmania flex 3 P-line. Second, it feels (and is, in reality) just a touch deeper than a Pilot, but it doesn't feel deep at all. The description of being a medium depth putter is definitely accurate in my opinion. At first I thought it shared the same top half as the pilot, but upon closer inspection the Autopilot curves a bit less abruptly than the pilot, leading to a blunter nose that adds to it's slight overstability. But not quite as blunt as a Stabilizers nose is. In short, it isn't a beadless Pilot. But it feels a lot like what a beadless pilot could feel like lol.

As far as flight goes, I would say the numbers are pretty dead on. But I do think it has a touch more glide than advertised. A nice realiable fade. Very similar to an Envy to be completely honest. I'm excited to see how they fly when they come out with premium plastic Autopilots.

In the circle, they putt as well as any other putter. I don;t think it's going to replace the Pilot for me as a putter, but for people who like a bit more stability for longer putts, this is definitely something to look into. All in all, another homerun for MVP and another banger in the Streamline catalog.

Kendall Cordova
My Flight Ratings: 3/3/0/1.5 Somewhat Beginner Friendly Throwing Distance: 225 Straight Score: Slightly Overstable

Oct 17, 2026 17:04 PM

Reviewing in electron firm plastic- beefy sums it up. Very flat, low profile putter with an aggressive but smooth rim and shoulder. For putting it has low glide but is closer to a 3 speed imo and has a stronger fade than most putters. Similar to a pa3 but beadless, so it does well for long putts too. A review that I saw said that it is supposed to be like a beadless p2x but I find the p2x a bit slower, deeper, and straighter,  especially in the p line flex 3 glow plastic. As far as throwing the autopilot goes it flies like it putts. Needs some height to carry but fades out reliably. Overall it is a tad fast and fades out a bit much but I've still performed quite well with it

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