Prodigy PA-4 The Prodigy PA-4 is an understable putt & approach disc made for easy shape. It flips up clean, glides forward, and keeps turning when you ask. Use it for long putts, touch approaches, and woods turnovers. Flight: 3 | 3 | -1 | 1. Throw it flat for gentle drift, or start it on hyzer for smooth stand-up flights. Official specs Why throw the Prodigy PA-4? Understable putter that shapes turnovers without forcing angle. Great hyzer-flip putter for straight pushes in tight fairways. Easy glide for jump putts and long bids that finish softly. Roller-capable when powered up or lightly seasoned. Plastics 200 (baseline): lower-cost feel that beats in faster for extra turn and touch. 300 (baseline, grippy): classic Prodigy putter blend with excellent feel and smooth seasoning. 300 Soft (baseline, flexible): softer and tackier for more grip and softer landings. 400 (premium, durable): improved longevity with a grippy, all-weather feel. 400 Ultra Soft (premium, very flexible): a bendy premium run that’s built to grab the ground on approaches. 500 (premium, firmer): stiffer premium feel for crisp releases and longer-lasting flight shape. 750 Glow (premium glow, very firm): stiff and durable with glow performance on limited runs. Flight numbers Speed: 3 Glide: 3 Turn: -1 Fade: 1 Similar Discs Prodigy PA-3 • Prodigy PA-5 FAQs What are the Prodigy PA-4 flight numbers and what do they mean? 3 | 3 | -1 | 1 means putter speed with easy glide, workable turn, and a small fade. Expect controllable drift and soft finishes. Is the PA-4 a good putting putter? Yes, especially if you like a straighter release with gentle movement. It’s also strong for long putts and touchy floaters. What’s the best way to throw the PA-4 for a hyzer-flip? Start it on slight hyzer with the nose down. Let it stand to flat and glide forward. Add height if you want more turn and carry. Is the PA-4 good for beginners? Yes. Newer players get straighter flights and extra glide. As your power grows, it becomes a turnover and hyzer-flip specialist. Which PA-4 plastic should I choose? Choose 300 or 300 Soft for putting feel and quick touch. Pick 400 for a premium thrower. Choose 500 for a firmer release. Grab 750 Glow for stiff premium glow runs.
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