Full Turn Drifter Flight Chart

The Full Turn Drifter is a straight-stable distance driver with flight numbers 11 | 5 | -1 | 2. Designed for clean, controlled distance, it offers a workable high-speed flight that doesn’t require max power to fly correctly. Reviewers highlight its straight-tracking flight, dependable fade, and comfortable feel in premium plastics, making it a great option for players who want reliable distance without sacrificing control.

Drifter Flight Path for Newer Players

Beginners may find the Drifter slightly overstable at first, but its straight-stable profile makes it more forgiving than many speed-11 discs. Expect a mild turn followed by a reliable fade, helping newer players learn consistent release angles and controlled distance lines.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Throwers

Intermediate players will get the most out of the Drifter. Thrown flat, it pushes straight with just enough turn to shape lines before finishing with a clean, predictable fade. Many reviewers note that it does not require elite arm speed—making it ideal for players who want distance without overcooking their form.

Flight Ratings for Advanced and Professional Players

Advanced throwers will enjoy the Drifter as a controllable distance workhorse. It resists unwanted turn, holds long straight flights, and offers a trustworthy fade that is strong enough to shape lines but not so strong that it dumps early. High-power players can get long, controlled S-curves from it.

Drifter Flight Path for Forehand Shots

The Drifter’s stable profile and comfortable rim give it solid forehand performance. It handles moderate torque without rolling, producing straight or lightly turning flights with a confident fade. Ideal for controlled FH distance lines that need accuracy more than brute force.

Use our interactive flight chart below to explore how the Drifter’s flight path changes with throwing speed, angle, and whether you throw backhand or forehand.