Discraft Hades Flight Chart
The Discraft Hades is an understable, high-glide distance driver built for maximum carry with minimal effort. With flight numbers of 12 | 6 | -3 | 2, the Hades is designed to generate effortless distance through hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and sweeping S-curves. Reviewers consistently highlight its glide, controllability, and ability to help players with moderate arm speed unlock distance normally reserved for faster, more demanding molds. As part of the Paul McBeth lineup, the Hades offers a workable flight that excels in shaping long, flowing lines.
Hades Flight Path for Newer Players
Beginners will find the Hades easier to throw than most 12-speed drivers. Its natural understability helps it stand up from a hyzer release and generate extra glide even at lower speeds. Expect noticeable turn, smooth drift to the right (RHBH), and a gentle finishing fade. While it can feel flippy for true beginners, it rewards clean form with surprising distance gains.
How Intermediate Throwers Shape Lines
Intermediate players experience the Hades as a long-range hyzer-flip and turnover machine. With proper height, it produces huge glide and extended S-curves, making it ideal for open-field shots and placement drives that require movement rather than brute fade. Many players note that the Hades helps them achieve their longest recorded distances thanks to its easy turn and extended carry.
Advanced Player Flight Characteristics
For power throwers, the Hades becomes a finesse driver capable of massive turnovers, rollers, or late-drifting distance lines. At full power it may turn significantly before gently fading out, so advanced players typically use it for shaped lines rather than straight distance drives. Tailwinds amplify its glide dramatically, making it a preferred choice for long-range tailwind bombs.
Forehand Use and Flex-Shot Applications
Forehand throwers can use the Hades for touchy hyzer-flip flicks, long turnovers, or controlled anhyzer lines. Power forehands may overpower the disc due to its –3 turn rating, but smooth forehand releases or tailwind flicks highlight its floaty, glide-forward flight. Skilled players also employ the Hades for forehand rollers and escape-shots that require quick turn.
Use our interactive flight chart to explore how the Discraft Hades will fly for you. Adjust for your throwing speed, shot angle, and whether you throw backhand or forehand to see personalized flight paths.
Discraft Hades
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Puttheads Notes
The Hades is one of the easiest 12-speed drivers to elevate, and its glide makes it a go-to mold for players chasing bigger distance without perfect form. It rewards a hyzer-flip release and offers unmatched carry when thrown clean. Not built for strong headwinds, but when conditions are right, the Hades is an absolute distance weapon.
