The Climo Cliff is a beadless, slightly understable putter: the straighter, glidier alternative to the Champ for players who want a putter that will hold an anhyzer or drift right on a full throw.
A turn of -1 with no fade means that at putting speed the Cliff flies straight, and thrown with real power it eases right and stays there instead of coming back. For a slower arm that turn is mostly invisible and the disc simply flies straight for longer than a stable putter would. Faster arms get a putter that holds a turnover line all the way to the ground, which makes it a useful approach disc on right-bending holes. It is not a wind putter; a headwind will push it right.
In a bag it is the straight-to-turnover putter, paired with the Champ for neutral lines. The limit is fade: there is none, so it cannot be trusted to hook back to a basket on a hyzer approach thrown flat.
The Cliff is named for Cliff Stephens Park in Clearwater, Florida, Ken Climo’s home course, where he played before the disc golf course went in in 1986. PDGA approved March 16, 2026, the same day as the Coast, making it the brand’s second putter. The PDGA lists it under the working name “Cliff (CDG-0326-P)”.
First runs shipped in Trophy Line, with a softer Trophy Line blend alongside.
How much the Cliff turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
Measured by the PDGA when the Cliff was certified. Each card names discs that share the number, so you can feel it in the hand.
