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Hats off to the guys at Quest for a little self-deprecating humor and an utterly odd disc which I`m sure has more than one use. First, we must give credit where credit is due. The new 10 Meter Brick takes it`s job seriously, which is to be a putter that stays very close to the basket.

• First off, the disc practically will not roll and if it does it won`t be very far. So, if I`m playing a course like perhaps Cedar Hills in Raleigh, NC, this disc would certainly offer an advantage over any other disc on the market - it won`t roll down those dangerously sloped, barren greens.
• Second, if you have the propensity to blow by the basket when you miss, this disc drops like a, well, like a brick. It`s very unlikely to be gunned more than 15 feet past the basket.

Also, it does not skip - it stops - where it hits. Fast greens will be fast no more.

You want more? Well, if it gets anywhere near the chains, they are likely to grab it and pull it in. I`ve seen some of the most unlikely shots get sucked in. It doesn`t bounce, so forget about bounce outs and hop outs off of the bottom of the basket and it`s rubbery so it doesn`t slide of the pole or the chains and blow through. If you`re putting on subpar baskets with light chains, the brick will probably work great. And I`m willing to bet the disc is soft enough on the edges that you could practice your putting in your house. The big question now is - “Can you putt with it?” Well, I`ll leave that for you to decide. I have no doubt that some people will be able to putt with it. Personally, if I were to use it as a putter, I would throw it with my lower arm as opposed to snapping it with my wrist. Once you get it on a straight line all you have to worry about is the height and it`ll go in.