D Model OS

Prodigy D Model OS Flight Chart

The Prodigy D Model OS is a very overstable distance driver built for power throwers who need extreme torque resistance and a strong, predictable fade. With flight numbers of 13 | 5 | 0 | 4, it resists turn even when released flat at high speed, making it a reliable option for headwinds, force-over flex lines, and long hyzer drives. Players who can generate high arm speed appreciate how confidently the D Model OS holds its line before finishing hard every time.

How the D Model OS Flies for Different Players

Flight Path for Newer Players

Beginners and slower arms will find the D Model OS extremely overstable. Expect short distances, immediate fade, and very little glide. It functions more like a utility driver for spike hyzers or hard-fading skip shots at this skill level.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players will see the disc hold a straight-to-fading flight when thrown with power. It remains trustworthy in headwinds and works well for controlled hyzers, flex lines that demand a guaranteed fade, and long-distance approaches needing a strong finish.

Flight Ratings for Advanced & Professional Arms

Advanced players can unleash full power and rely on the D Model OS to stay stable throughout the flight. It resists turn better than most drivers in its class, making it perfect for flex shots, windy fairways, and any drive requiring a forceful, late-state fade. High-power players often push this disc 400–500+ feet with ease.

Forehand Flight Path

The D Model OS thrives on forehand torque. Its 2.20 cm rim and overstability keep it from rolling over even when flicked hard. Excellent for forehand flex shots, skip approaches, and headwind flick drives where maximum control is needed.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the D Model OS will fly for your arm speed and throwing style. Adjust the model for backhand, forehand, left-handed lines, and different power levels.

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Puttheads Notes

• One of Prodigy’s most torque-resistant drivers — purpose-built for high-power throws.
• Most reliable as a headwind or utility distance driver.
• Best suited for players who can consistently generate 50+ mph arm speed.
• Glide is workable but secondary to control; the fade is the defining trait.
• Excellent for both backhand and forehand flex shots when accuracy under power matters.

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