Guru Conquest Flight Chart
The Guru Conquest is an understable midrange designed for smooth turnovers, easy hyzer-flips, and controlled approach shots. With flight numbers of 5 | 4 | -2 | 1, it offers excellent glide and a gentle, reliable finish. The Conquest is especially friendly for developing players and anyone who values finesse over power. Its beadless profile and workable stability make it a versatile midrange for shaping lines in tight fairways or navigating wooded approaches.
Conquest Flight Performance Overview
The Conquest excels as a finesse midrange that responds well to touch. Its -2 turn provides effortless movement to the right for right-hand backhand throwers, while the mild 1 fade helps it settle predictably. Review data suggests it performs best at moderate arm speeds, making it ideal for beginners, casual throwers, or players seeking reliable turnover flights without needing high power.
Flight Path for Newer or Developing Players
Beginners will appreciate how easily the Conquest pushes straight before drifting right on a smooth release. It resists dumping left and instead glides forward with a soft finish. This predictable understability makes it a forgiving choice for learning midrange control.
How Intermediate Players Shape the Conquest
Intermediate players can take advantage of the Conquest’s workable stability to carve controlled turnover lines or gentle hyzer-flips. Its glide enhances short-to-medium range shot shaping, especially on wooded fairways. It’s also a useful touch approach disc where you need soft landings without flare skips.
Advanced Player Flight Behavior
For bigger arms, the Conquest becomes a pure turnover or roller tool. Power throwers can expect it to flip more aggressively, hold long anhyzers, or carve buttery right-finishing lines. Its ability to hold angle makes it a valuable specialty disc even in advanced bags.
Forehand Use & Shot Applications
While the Conquest is not designed as a torque-resistant forehand disc, touch forehand players may enjoy its ability to pop up and drift softly. It works best on finesse flicks, short controlled approaches, and low-power turnover forehands.
Interactive Conquest Flight Chart
Use the interactive chart below to see how the Conquest flies for different skill levels and throwing styles. Adjust speed and release angles to visualize your actual flight path.
Guru Conquest
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Puttheads Notes
The Conquest fills an underrated slot as an easy-turning midrange with enough stability to finish gently instead of burning into the ground. For players who thrive on finesse and shaping lines, it’s an excellent tool—especially in tight woods or when you need a calm, dependable turnover that glides instead of dumping.
