Quest Turbo-Putt

[Kris C]

What kind of plastic is it? Hard, soft, grippy??? I like the feel of the soft magnet, is it similar?? Freaky lookin putter for sure!!!

[ArlettaQ]

I'm a turbo putter so when I saw your post I had to check this thing out. I would love to get this thing and try it out, but I'm a little afraid I'll love it and get so use to it and then wouldn't know what to do if I was in a tournament since it's banned by pdga. From what I read its soft rubbery and very grippy so that should answer your questions. If you get one post how it works out.

[Scott]

If I recall correctly it is very grippy.

[ChUcK]

Like play-doh left out overnight

[Nathan]

The ones that I have felt are pretty stiff but grippy as well. Not floppy or anything. They're very overstable though.

[chris7graham]

to bad they recalled it. It is not pdga approved now

[Burge]

Didn't Gateway press a few proto Wizards and Warlocks in the same plastic? It was like pink eraser, but a little firmer.

[Tim]

I have some eraser wizards, and they're different than the Turbo Putters from what I recall. Actually, I'm not sure if I've ever felt a plastic blend quite like whatever they made those things out of.

[Cajun]

If they banned the Turbo-Putter disc Quest should put out a disc made of the same material, the Twin Turbo.

I thought it was legal for a year, then banned, then made legal again but I could be wrong.

That swirl on the bottom of the disc is a great idea for turbo putting, this should be put on another putter with a different rim. The Turbo Swirl.

[Chuck Kennedy]

They can make the disc any way they want. It just can't be PDGA approved with those characteristics like the swirl or scalloped edge.

[ChUcK]

Originally Posted by Tim

I have some eraser wizards, and they're different than the Turbo Putters from what I recall. Actually, I'm not sure if I've ever felt a plastic blend quite like whatever they made those things out of.

Right before the injection stage they dumped in a bucketful of ground-up Wheaties.