The Westside Maiden is a straight putt and approach disc rated 3/4/0/1. Zero turn with one fade means it takes the line you give it and holds it, then leans left just enough at the end to stop rather than skip. Four glide is modest, so it gets to the basket instead of sailing past.
That makes it a putting putter first and a short approach second, and an easy one to learn on — there is nothing in the numbers to surprise you. You don’t need power to see the whole flight. What it won’t do is cover distance. Four glide at 3 speed runs out of air quickly, and there isn’t enough fade to fight a headwind. If you want a Westside putter that finishes harder, the Harp does that.
How much the Maiden turns and fades depends on how hard it is thrown. These three shapes are drawn from the manufacturer’s numbers, not from measured throws.
