Innova Ace – Flight Chart
The Innova Ace is a classic, neutral-to-understable putt & approach / short mid-style disc with flight numbers around 2| 3| -2 | 1. It’s built for point-and-shoot lines, effortless glide, and gentle finishes. Players who want a longer putter that can hyzer-flip to straight—or hold soft turnovers—tend to love the Ace’s controllable flight path. Most commonly seen in R-Pro, with availability varying by run.
Beginner Lines: Easy Glide, Straight Results
Newer players will see smooth, straight carries with minimal fade. A light hyzer release often flips to flat and rides forward, closely matching the published flight numbers without demanding high power.
Flight Chart Cues for Intermediates
At 200–275 ft power, expect reliable hyzer-flips, gentle turnovers that hold, and flat releases that finish softly. Great for woods golf when you need a long putter that goes where it’s aimed.
Advanced Shaping and Speed Control
Experienced throwers can stand it up from hyzer for laser-straight pushes, finesse late-turn lines, and touch approaches that land flat. Add a hair of hyzer into headwinds to tame high-glide drift.
Forehand Touch and Utility
For short forehands, the Ace rewards clean form: flip-ups from slight hyzer, straight tunnel hits, and anhyzer flicks that pan without dumping. Use smooth wrist speed rather than force.
Explore our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Ace will fly for your release. Adjust for arm speed, angle, wind, and whether you throw backhand, forehand, or left-handed.
Innova Ace
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Try the Innova Ace
If you want a longer putter that hyzer-flips to straight and lands soft, the Ace is a trustworthy control option for approaches and touch tee shots.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: ~2 | 3 | -2 | 1 (neutral-to-understable, gentle fade)
- Plastics Seen: R-Pro (most common; other runs may appear intermittently)
- Use Cases: Hyzer-flip to straight, soft turnovers, long bids, touch approaches, straight woods shots
- Profile: Glidey, workable, angle-sensitive—rewards smooth form more than raw power
