Excite

Axiom Excite Flight Chart

The Axiom Excite is a wide-rimmed distance driver with flight numbers of 14.5 | 5.5 | -2 | 2. It’s designed to push maximum distance for players with developing to big arms, offering high-speed turn with a reliable fade to keep it from completely flipping over. Reviewers highlight its long hyzer-flip potential, workable understability, and premium Axiom plastics that keep the Excite feeling solid even after plenty of throws.

Flight Chart By Skill Level

Excite Flight Path for Beginners

For newer players, the Excite will usually act as a very overstable distance driver. Without enough arm speed to match its 14-plus speed rating, expect it to fly straight for a short stretch before fading out hard to the left for right-hand backhand (RHBH) throwers. It will often behave more like a utility or headwind driver than a true max-distance option.

Beginners who still want to try the Excite should:

• Use lighter weights where possible to make it easier to get up to speed.
• Focus on smooth, controlled releases rather than power.
• Expect reliable fade and plan extra height and landing room to the hyzer side.

Excite Flight Path for Intermediate Players

Intermediate players who can get the Excite close to its intended cruising speed will see the flight numbers come alive. Thrown flat with good power, the Excite typically shows a noticeable high-speed turn (-2) that pushes it down the fairway, followed by a late, dependable fade (2) that brings it back to center or a gentle hyzer finish.

Use the Excite for:

• Hyzer-flip distance shots that drift right then fade back for RHBH players.
• Long, sweeping turnovers when thrown on a slight anhyzer and plenty of height.
• Tailwind drives where the added turn helps squeeze out extra glide and distance.

Excite Flight Path for Advanced Players

Advanced and high-power throwers can fully unlock the Excite’s high-speed driver profile. With enough arm speed, the disc can ride a long, extended high-speed turn before flexing out, making it ideal for huge bombing lines in open spaces. The fade is still present, but it often shows up late and gentle, focusing more on forward progress than dumping out.

In the hands of a power thrower, typical use cases include:

• Full-power hyzer flips that push straight for a long time with a subtle finish.
• Long turnover lines that never quite fade back, perfect for shaping around obstacles.
• Big tailwind drives where maximum distance is the priority.

Excite Flight Path for Forehand Throwers

For forehand players, the Excite’s wide rim and understable high-speed turn make it a workable option for those with solid form. At moderate power, expect a straight-to-fading flight with some flip when thrown flat. At higher forehand power levels, the Excite can turn significantly before working back, rewarding players who are comfortable controlling wrist angle and release height.

Typical forehand applications include:

• Controlled hyzer-flip forehands that push straight with a mild finish.
• Long flex forehands when released on a slight anhyzer for added distance.
• Tailwind forehands where a bit of turn helps stretch out the flight.

Use the interactive flight chart below to see how the Axiom Excite’s flight changes with your arm speed, release angle, handedness, and preferred throwing style.

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Putthead Notes

The Excite fills the role of a high-speed, understable distance driver that can push very long lines when there’s room to work. For developing arms it leans on the stable side and excels as a reliable distance driver in tailwinds, while powerful throwers can use it as a hyzer-flip bomber or long turnover disc when they want easier distance without an extreme fade.

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