The MVP Ohm has five glide at 2 speed, which is high for a putter. That plus one fade is the whole character: it floats out on the line you gave it, keeps carrying, and settles softly rather than dropping. Zero turn means it holds whatever angle you release.
That makes it a distance putter and a soft touch approach — the glide does the work so you don’t have to put a hard arm on it. It’s also forgiving on longer putts where a low-glide putter would come up short. What it won’t do is behave in wind. Five glide and no stability is exactly the combination that lifts and drifts, so on an open windy hole this is the wrong disc.
How much the Ohm turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
