Edgar Johnson got me on this putter. I love the reliability and feel. The BT soft is fantastic for putters in my opinion... no dreaded roll away on slopes. This plastic sits and stays; seems to grab the chains too.

I chose this putter because I thought it looked pretty cool and I was trying out a few different ones. It just stuck, I guess. It's now my go-to for putting (BT Soft) and approaches (BT Soft or Medium). I'm an old man with a noodle arm, so I don't use it off the tee, but I can make the sweetest little floaty/flexy approach shots with the BT Soft and it sit right down. It's also a great putter for me and will hold any putting line I put on it, with a bit of fade at longer distances. I love this disc.

A great disc for close midranges. Throw it on an anny and it will go very straight with a slight amount of turn. I use this disc for approaches under 150 ft.

This fantastic understable putter has been my go to putter since I primarily use a spin putt. I have it in both a BT Soft plastic and a BT hard plastic and the BT hard has a tendency to overshoot my intended target, whether it's an approach or a putt. The BT soft has been pure $$$ tho, but it's lacks durability. It's also a great putter for beginners as that understability really helps.

The Swan has been my main putter for a couple years now - I like the feel of it for putting. I usually pair it with a Shield or a Crown depending on wind. I als recently discovered that I can rip these farter than any other putter I own. Pit it on a good hyzer release and it just soars. Great putter.

The Swan(2) is a great little beadless putter with good glide that jsut about anyone could use. It's not overly deep on the inner rim but the outer shoulder makes it feel a bit deeper. I use soft and megasoft as my main putting putters. 

Probably will stick with the regular soft going forward, espeically since the Megas are going OOP. Nonetheless it's been a good, reliable putter in the circle and has given me some confidance as far as edge or out of the circle putting goes. 

Maybe the only drawback is that you cna't really throw them in the wind. It doesn't have the stability to keep it straight in those conditions. 

The Swan is a beadless, moderately deep putter with a comfortable rim. It's a pretty comfy disc that sits in my hand nicely. However, I find that the understability of the disc results in some inconsistent flights when thrown hard. The only time I would conceivably throw this disc backhand is for an anhyzer shot that I want to stay turned over, because trying to hyzer flip a putter is a dangerous game considering that putters in general don't really fight out of a turn in the same way that drivers do once they slow down. I find it to be a good putting putter, kind of inconsistent to throw backhand, and not stable enough for a forehand throw. So go ahead and try the Swan if you want a putting putter that won't hyzer out on you, but don't expect to be throwing it off the tee frequently like you might do with a more stable putter. I recommend getting one in Soft plastic to grab the chains, or Megasoft if you can find one.

If I could only have 1 disc for the rest of my life this would be it. I have the swan 2 in both soft and hard plastic. This disc is so fun to throw and I think it could be useful in anyones bag. I throw my soft swans on most approach shots that need to go straight and land soft. I also like the soft swan outside the circle for jump putts and throw-in attempts. As a thrower the swan is quite understable. Anyone with decent power can get these to flip up and ride to the right.(RHBH) I use the BT Hard swans inside the circle as my main putting putter. It's an understable disc so it's perfect for a dead straight spin putt. AMAZING DISC!

For a long time i couldn't find a putter that I really liked to putt with. I tried several discs from several companies, but nothing felt right. 5 minutes before a tournament round I purchased a swan, figuring that if I like it that's great, but if I didn't, it couldn't be worse than what I had. I went out and loved it. I now have a swan in the BT soft, BT hard, and Megasoft. This disc feels awesome in the hand, especially in the BT soft. I've found my putts much more consistent now that I have my swans from short, medium, and long distance. I have found that I can't throw this disc more than 100-120ft very accuratey, so I really only putt with it. I absolutely love this disc!

Slight Update!

A friend of mine swears by the Swan and carries an almost obscene amount of them in his bag...2 each in every blend but the Megasoft. He told me that with the release of the Swan Reborn, the Swan 2 was stabled up a little. After throwing it around and making some putts, I agree. the Swan 2 (just called the Swan now, I guess) is still understable, but only slightly so, and throwing for upshots and drives actually has enough fade to almost come back to center. Almost.

Good putter for many skill levels!

This disc grabs the chains extremely well. I never have to worry about it skipping the basket 

BT Soft Swan 2 has become my workhorse putter. Love the grip of the plastic and the shallow feel of the disc. It is great for all aspects of the game, driving on short holes, upshots, and of course putting. I is a pretty straight flyer, even in wind.