Hawg

Innova Hawg Flight Chart

The Innova Hawg is a power-overstable putt and approach disc with flight numbers of 4 | 3 | 0 | 4. Known for its beefy fade and wind-fighting dependability, the Hawg offers short-range control for both backhand and forehand players. Its deep, beaded rim and flat top make it ideal for hyzer approaches, skip shots, and short flicks that demand accuracy and a guaranteed finish.

Hawg Flight Path for Beginners

Beginners will find the Hawg very overstable. It resists turn completely and finishes hard left (for right-handed backhand throws). While not suited for long distance, it’s a great utility option for windy rounds or skip approaches that need a reliable fade.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Players

Intermediate players can rely on the Hawg as a short-range workhorse. It delivers dependable hyzers, controlled skip shots, and forehand flicks that hold up to torque. Perfect for approach situations where a straight disc might drift too far or turn over under power.

Flight Numbers for Advanced and Professional Players

For advanced players, the Hawg is a specialist tool—fantastic for forehand approaches, overhand shots, and controlled dump hyzers. Its flat top and overstability make it a must-have for windy conditions and predictable finishes. It’s comparable to a Rhyno or Pig but with extra fade and slightly more glide.

Flight Path for Forehand Throws

The Hawg excels for short, controlled forehand approaches. It holds its line under torque, resists flipping, and finishes reliably every time. The deep rim gives a firm grip for confident releases in any condition.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Innova Hawg will fly for you. Adjust the chart for your throwing speed, release angle, and throwing style—backhand or forehand, right-handed or left-handed.

Try the Innova Hawg

The Innova Hawg is one of the most overstable approach discs ever made. It’s built for players who need absolute control in the wind and predictable fade every time. Great for both utility and scoring reliability.

Puttheads Notes

The Hawg lives up to its name—slow, beefy, and stubbornly overstable. It’s a perfect choice for players who want short, predictable fade with zero turn. The Pro plastic feels firm yet grippy, and the disc’s stability holds up even after heavy use. If you like the Pig or Zone, the Hawg offers that same confidence with a touch more bite.

• Flight Numbers: 4 | 3 | 0 | 4
• Extremely overstable approach and utility disc
• Excellent for forehand flicks and wind control
• Comparable to a Rhyno or Pig with stronger fade
• Primarily available in Pro plastic (discontinued mold)

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