Artifact 2|3|-1|0

Infinite Discs Putt &  Approach 2|3|-1|0

The Infinite Discs Artifact is a relatively new understable, easy-to-control putter and approach disc.

• Flight Numbers: 2 (Speed), 3 (Glide), -1 (Turn), 0 (Fade). Some reviewers suggest it has more glide than indicated by the numbers.
• Stability: It is an understable putter, meaning it will tend to fly straight with minimal fade at the end of its flight, especially at lower speeds or when thrown with a slight hyzer angle. It can handle some power and can be used for controlled hyzer flips and anhyzer shots.
• Rim and Feel: It has a rounded, beadless rim that is comfortable for both putting and throwing. It has a somewhat deep feel, similar to a Proxy or a well-worn Luna.
• Best Uses: The Artifact excels as a throwing putter for shaping various shots, including hyzer flips, straight approaches, and panning anhyzers. It is also a reliable putting putter, particularly for those who prefer a "loft putt" style.
• Plastic Types: Available in D-Blend and C-Blend plastic.
  • D-Blend: A basic, inexpensive plastic similar to Innova DX, offering good grip and medium softness. It beats in more easily than premium plastics.
  • C-Blend: A durable, transparent plastic comparable to Innova Champion, providing added stability and a longer lifespan.
• Skill Level: It is considered beginner-friendly and is recommended for intermediate and advanced players who want a versatile throwing putter for their bag.

• Compared to a beat-up D-Blend Alpaca: It flies similarly to a well-seasoned D-Blend Alpaca right out of the box.
• Compared to a Proxy: It has the flight of a Proxy but with a deeper feel.
• Compared to a Fierce and a Luna: It is more stable than a Fierce but less stable than a Luna, similar to a Luna that has been thrown for about a year.

The Artifact is a solid addition to the Infinite Discs lineup, offering a reliable, straight-flying option for a variety of shots and skill levels.