Lightning Discs #2 Hyzer Flight Chart
The Lightning Discs #2 Hyzer is a wind-ready, very overstable mid/control driver. With flight numbers of 5 | 5 | 1 | 4, it flies straight under power and finishes with a heavy, dependable fade. Think headwind control, spike hyzers, skip placements, and shots that absolutely must not turn.
Beginner Guidance: Reliable Dump Fade
Newer players will see a strong hyzer out of the hand and a fast, dumping finish. Use it to learn safe hyzer lines, short spikes, and headwind approaches where neutral discs might drift.
Intermediate Shot Notes and Flight Path
Intermediates can trust the #2 Hyzer for upwind fairways, forced hyzers, and skip shots around corners. Expect minimal high-speed turn with a forward push, then a late, forceful fade that lands on time.
Advanced and Competitive Applications
For experienced throwers, the #2 Hyzer is a utility staple: spike hyzers that stick, low skip hyzers that bend hard, and powered forehands that resist torque. Great for landing zone precision in wind.
Forehand Control and Utility Lines
The stout, torque-resistant flight makes it a trustworthy forehand option. Clean releases yield straight-to-fade lasers, overstable flexes that fight out, and predictable ground play.
Try our interactive flight chart to see how the #2 Hyzer will fly for you. Adjust the path to match your arm speed, release angles, wind, and whether you favor backhand or forehand.
Lightning #2 Hyzer
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Try the Lightning Discs #2 Hyzer
If you need a moderate-speed meathook that laughs at headwinds and finishes hard, the #2 Hyzer delivers confident hyzers and placement control.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: 5 | 5 | 1 | 4
- Plastics: Lightning Standard/Baseline, Midgrade/Prostyle; glow runs may exist
- Use Cases: Headwinds, spike hyzers, skip placements, forced hyzer lines
- Profile: Overstable, torque-resistant, minimal turn with a strong finishing fade
