Innova Sync

Innova Sync Review

The Innova Sync is a stable putter with a straight flight and a mild, reliable fade. It holds its release angle well and stays on line before settling toward the basket. The flight gives players enough stability for controlled drives while remaining comfortable for everyday putting.

For putting, the Sync offers a predictable path without an aggressive finish. Off the tee, it can handle added power while keeping its turn in check. Short approaches, straight drives, and gentle hyzers all suit its flight.

Flight Characteristics and Control

A neutral high-speed portion keeps the Sync from turning away from the target. As it loses speed, the fade becomes more noticeable and brings the disc toward its natural finish. This makes distance control easier on shorter shots.

Hyzer releases maintain their angle and finish gently. Flat throws travel mostly straight before fading late. Anhyzer releases can hold the angle for a portion of the flight before working back. The Innova Sync also works for short forehand approaches when a clean release is needed.

Innova Sync Flight Numbers

The Innova Sync carries flight numbers of 3 | 3 | 0 | 1. Its moderate speed and glide give it enough carry for short drives, while the zero turn keeps the flight from wandering. A mild fade rounds out the flight without creating a sharp finish.

These numbers suit straight putts, controlled tee shots, short approaches, and gentle hyzers. Players who prefer a putter that stays close to the release angle can get plenty of use from the Sync.

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Skill Level Recommendations

Beginners will like the Sync for putting practice and short drives. Its stable flight is easy to read, while the mild fade gives the disc a clear finish near the basket. It can also help new players learn how release angle affects a putter's flight.

Intermediate players can get plenty of use from the Sync on putts, approaches, and controlled tee shots. It handles moderate power without showing much turn. The gentle fade adds a little more finish than a neutral putter.

Advanced players may keep the Sync in the bag as both a putting and throwing putter. Straight approaches, controlled hyzers, and short tee shots suit its flight. It also provides a dependable option when a more understable putter would turn too much.