Meridian Discs Marbled Graphite Mojave - Zach Nash Tour Series

Meridian Marbled Graphite Mojave 3 | 4 | 0 | 2

The Zach Nash Tour Series Mojave is Meridian's stable, beaded putter in grippy Marbled Graphite plastic with a white and purple Kaleidoscope burst. It flies straight off the hand with good glide, then finishes with a dependable fade. It works for putting, driving and approaches. See every Mojave we stock in the Meridian Mojave Collection Hub or shop our full putter collection.

Flight Numbers

At 3 | 4 | 0 | 2, the Mojave is a stable putter that's built to be thrown as well as putted. The 3 speed gives it a little more pace than most putters, and the 4 glide carries it a long way on approach shots. The 0 turn means it won't turn over on a firm throw, and the 2 fade brings it back with a dependable finish.

The Mojave delivers:

• Straight Off the Hand: It flies straight right away with no turn, even when you throw it firmly.
• Lots of Glide: The 4 glide carries approaches and putter drives farther without having to throw it as hard.
• Dependable Finish: The 2 fade brings it back at the end, so it doesn't drift past the basket on approaches.

It excels at:

• Driving putter lines on short holes
• Approach shots where you want a straight flight and a reliable fade
• Firm, confident putts that hold their line

The Marbled Graphite Plastic Advantage

Marbled Graphite is Meridian's grippy putter plastic. This run has a white and purple Kaleidoscope burst, so every disc looks a little different. It feels a little softer than Clarus plastic and grips well in the hand, and it seasons faster, so it starts stable and beats in to fly straighter over time.

How the Mojave Fits in the Meridian Lineup

• Vs the Marbled Graphite Mojave: Same mold and flight numbers. Grippy and a little softer, it seasons faster into a straighter putter.
• Vs the Marbled Clarus Mojave: Same mold and flight numbers. Firm and durable, it stays stable the longest and is the best throwing Mojave.
• Vs the Meridian Marbled Graphite Tundra: The Tundra (2 | 4 | 0 | 1) is a deeper, beadless putter with a softer finish. It's the straighter pick for putting, while the Mojave fades a little more and throws better.
• Vs the Meridian Marbled Graphite Trench: The Trench (4 | 3 | 0 | 4) is a flat-top, very overstable approach disc. Grab it for forehands, wind and hard fades. The Mojave is the straighter, everyday putter.
• Vs the Discmania P2: The P2 (2 | 3 | 0 | 1) is a classic stable putter. The Mojave is a little faster with more glide and a stronger fade, so it throws better off the tee.

Meridian Mojave Release Information

• Flight Numbers: Speed 3 | Glide 4 | Turn 0 | Fade 2
• Disc Type: Stable Putt and Approach
• Plastic Blends: Marbled Graphite plastic
• Release: Zach Nash Tour Series, limited run

Frequently Asked Questions About the Meridian Mojave

How does the Meridian Marbled Graphite Mojave Zach Nash Tour Series feel in the hand?

The Mojave is 21.1 cm across and 1.9 cm tall with a 1.5 cm rim depth and a 1.1 cm wide rim, with a small bead on the bottom of the rim. That makes it a medium-depth putter that feels comfortable for both putting and throwing. Marbled Graphite is grippy and a little soft in the hand.

How does the Meridian Marbled Graphite Mojave Zach Nash Tour Series handle wind and power?

Better than most putters. The 0 turn means it won't turn over on a firm throw, and the 2 fade brings it back at the end, so it holds its line in a breeze. In real headwinds it's still a putter, so throw it a little lower.

Does the Meridian Marbled Graphite Mojave Zach Nash Tour Series break in over time?

Yes. Marbled Graphite seasons faster than Marbled Clarus, so over time the fade softens and it flies straighter.

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