Prodigy D Model US Flight Chart

The Prodigy D Model US is an understable distance driver designed for easy distance, long turnovers, and high-glide hyzer-flip shots. With flight numbers of 12 | 6 | -3 | 1, it opens up quickly for slower arms while offering experienced players a controllable turnover or roller option. Its slightly domed profile and high-glide design help produce long, drifting flights that hold anhyzer angles and finish with a minimal, gentle fade.

How the D Model US Flies by Skill Level

Beginner Flight Path

Beginners will find the D Model US very easy to throw. It offers effortless turn, noticeable glide, and straight-to-turning flights even with modest power. Ideal for new players learning hyzer-flips, longer drives, and shaping controlled turnover lines.

Flight Expectations for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players can expect smooth hyzer-flip flights, long turnovers, and controlled drifts that stay in the air for a long time. The D Model US works well for wide anhyzer lines, tunnel shots requiring flip-to-straight flights, and distance drives that need minimal fade.

Advanced & Professional Flight Behavior

High-power throwers will see pronounced understability, making the D Model US ideal for rollers, flip-to-turn bombs, and shaping long turnover lines that never fade back. It performs well for distance lines in tailwinds or open-field hyzer-flip drives.

Forehand Shot Shape

Forehand throwers with moderate power can use the D Model US for controlled turnover flicks, touch forehand hyzer-flips, and roller forehands. It will flip quickly under torque, so advanced players often use it for intentional drift shots or scrambling lines.

Use our interactive flight chart to explore how the D Model US will fly for your personal throwing speed, angle control, and throwing style. Adjust the settings for backhand, forehand, left-handed, or right-handed throws.