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      Project ChainGrip

      Project ChainGrip is an experimental R&D project exploring what happens when two very different materials are combined in a single putter.

      A firm Zero Hard core provides structure and a clean, consistent release, while an extremely tacky outer rim is designed to add grip where the disc meets the chains.

      These are prototypes, not finished production models. By putting them into players’ hands and gathering real-world feedback, we can learn how the concept performs and what should be refined next.

      Want to learn more about the development? Read the full story on our blog:

       Project ChainGrip: Our Most Experimental Putter Plastic.

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      FAQ

      Project ChainGrip is an experimental R&D project that combines two different materials in one disc. A firm Zero Hard core provides structure and a consistent release, while an extremely tacky outer rim is designed to increase grip at the point of contact with the chains.

      Most standard Latitude 64° discs use the same plastic throughout the disc. Project ChainGrip combines two materials with different properties, allowing the center and outer rim to serve different purposes. The result is a noticeably different feel that we are currently evaluating through player testing.

      The tackier material is concentrated around the outer rim, while the center remains firm. The goal is to maintain a clean release while adding extra grip around the edge, but these are prototypes and feel can vary depending on grip style and personal preference.

      No. Project ChainGrip is still an experimental prototype project. Materials, construction, feel, or other details may change based on manufacturing learnings and feedback from players.