The Streamline Discs Stabilizer is an overstable putter with a predictable flight path, especially useful for controlled approach shots.
In-flight behavior
Straight with a strong fade:The Stabilizer is known for its "point-and-shoot" accuracy. It flies straight for most of its flight before finishing with a strong, reliable fade toward the end.
Minimal turn:Its overstable nature prevents it from turning over, even with significant power. This makes it a dependable disc for consistent flight paths.
Surprisingly good glide:Despite being an overstable putter, the Stabilizer has a decent amount of glide (3.5), which gives it more distance potential than many other discs in its category. This allows it to hold a line for a longer time before fading out.
Best Uses for the Stabilizer
Forehand approaches:For players who use a forehand or "flick" for their approach shots, the Stabilizer offers the torque resistance needed to hold a straight line before a controlled fade.
Windy conditions:The overstable nature of the Stabilizer makes it a reliable option when playing in headwinds, as it will fight the wind and maintain a predictable flight path.
Backhand approaches:When thrown with power on a flat release, the Stabilizer will fly straight and then fade consistently, making it an excellent workhorse for backhand approaches.
Flex shots:The Stabilizer can be thrown on an anhyzer (turned-over) angle for a flex shot. It will resist the turn for a while before fighting back to a fade.
