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Streamline Autopilot

Regular price $14.99 USD
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Plastic: Electron
Electron
Weight - Color (Stamp): 173g - White (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 173g - White (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 173g - Blue (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 172g - White (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 172g - Yellow (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 172g - Red (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 174g - Blue (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 173g - Off-White (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 174g - Soft Orange (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 173g - Red (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 173g - Violet (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
  • 172g - Hot Pink (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
Plastic: Electron
Weight - Color (Stamp): 173g - White (Eagle McMahon Team Series)
Streamline Autopilot - Electron / 173g - White (Eagle McMahon Team Series) - Skyline Disc Golf
$14.99 USD
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Flight Numbers

2Speed
3Glide
0Turn
1.5Fade

Streamline's new beadless, mid-depth putter and the third entry in Eagle McMahon's Archetype Series. The Autopilot is slightly overstable, finishing with a dependable fade, yet versatile enough for every putting style and comfortable thrown forehand or backhand. It debuts in Electron plastic, illustrated with "The Sage" by Green C Studio. Released September 21, 2026.

Why Throw the Autopilot?

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The Sage of the Archetype Series

The third chapter of Eagle McMahon's Archetype Series. The Sage, a figure shaped by a lifetime of experience, joins the Warrior and Mystic in Green C Studio artwork.

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Dependable Overstability

At 2/3/0/1.5, the Autopilot never turns over and finishes with a reliable fade. Putts and approaches end where you aim them, even in a bit of wind.

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Beadless, Mid-Depth Feel

A clean, beadless rim with a 9.5mm width and mid-depth profile. It sits comfortably in the hand and comes out of it the same way every time.

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Fits Every Putting Style

Spin, push, or spush, the Autopilot is versatile enough to match your stroke instead of forcing you to change it.

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Backhand or Forehand

Comfortable to throw either way, so it doubles as an approach disc for short forehand lines and controlled backhand touch shots.

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Three Electron Firmnesses

Choose Firm, Medium, or Soft Electron to match your putting stroke. Same tacky, chain-grabbing grip, just the flex you prefer.

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⬇️ Less Speed

⏸️ At speed 2, the Autopilot already sits at classic putter speed. Slower discs are specialty catch discs.

Frequently Asked Questions

Eagle McMahon's Archetype Series pairs his discs with original Green C Studio artwork, each built around a classic archetype. The Autopilot is the third entry, featuring The Sage, a figure transcended through reflection on a wealth of experience. It joins the Warrior and Mystic.
The Pilot (2/5/0/1) is a neutral putter with a small bead and more glide. The Autopilot (2/3/0/1.5) is beadless, glides less, and fades a bit harder. Pick the Pilot for floaty, straight putts and the Autopilot for a more controlled, slightly overstable finish.
Slightly. With 0 turn and 1.5 fade, it won't turn over and finishes with a gentle, reliable fade. That makes it a confident choice for putting and approaching in light wind without being a meathook.
Spin putters usually prefer Electron Firm for its crisp release. Push putters often love Electron Soft for maximum chain grab. Electron Medium splits the difference and is a great starting point if you're not sure.
Yes. It's comfortable thrown both backhand and forehand, and the 1.5 fade gives you a predictable finish on short approaches. Its low glide helps it stop near the basket instead of sailing past.
Both are 2-speed putters designed by Eagle McMahon. The Rainmaker (2/3/0/0.5) flies nearly dead straight, while the Autopilot (2/3/0/1.5) adds a full point more fade for a firmer, more dependable finish. Choose the Autopilot if you want extra reliability in wind.
The Autopilot is produced in the 165-175g range, with a PDGA max weight of 175g. Heavier putters tend to feel more stable and hold their line better in wind.

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