When your approach shot demands finesse over force, sometimes you need a disc that thinks outside the putting box. The Missyou breaks conventional putter wisdom with its remarkable glide and gentle understability, creating an approach disc that floats like a dream and carves lines most putters simply can't imagine.
That -1 turn isn't a flaw—it's the whole point. Throw it flat on a hyzer and watch it drift right before settling into a butter-soft landing. Need to get around that guardian tree? The Missyou's willingness to turn makes it perfect for gentle anhyzer approaches that traditional stable putters would fight. But here's where it gets interesting: that zero fade means it won't dump hard left at the end, instead maintaining whatever line you've carved through the air.
The glide is almost suspicious for a putter. Really, five glide? It hangs in the air longer than seems physically reasonable, making it ideal for those delicate upshots where you need maximum hang time with minimum ground action. Newer players will love how forgiving it feels, while experienced throwers appreciate having an approach disc that responds to touch rather than power.
In the hand, it's got that familiar Latitude 64 putter feel—comfortable, not too deep, with enough rim to get a clean release. Think of it as the antithesis to an overstable approach disc like a Zone or Harp. Where those fight wind and demand commitment, the Missyou rewards subtlety and rewards players who can read air currents.
It's not trying to be your circle-edge putting disc. Instead, it's that specialized tool for when the pin position demands creativity over convention.