Leopard

Innova Leopard – Flight Chart

The Innova Leopard is an understable, glidey fairway driver with flight numbers 6 | 5 | -2 | 1. Loved as a first driver and a seasoned veteran’s line-shaper, it excels at hyzer-flips, gentle turnovers, and effortless straight shots through the woods. If you need easy distance and a predictable flight path without a hard finish, the Leopard delivers.

Beginner-Friendly Control

Newer players will see long, straight pushes with a soft finish. Start on light hyzer to hyzer-flip to flat—great for learning angle control while matching the posted flight numbers.

Flight Chart Tips for Intermediates

Expect point-and-shoot fairway shots, late-turn woods lines, and smooth hyzer-flips that ride forward before settling. Powered flat, the Leopard drifts right (RHBH) without burning over when thrown clean.

Advanced Shaping and Placement

Experienced arms can carve touch turnovers, standstill lasers, and low-ceiling glide lines. As it beats in, it becomes a money understable fairway and a controllable long roller on firm ground.

Forehand Touch Utility

For touch FH, use moderate power and release on slight hyzer to keep it from turning too quickly. It’s handy for finesse forehands and shaping understable lines that finish gently.

Use our interactive Flight Chart to preview how the Leopard flies for your arm speed, release angle, handedness, and BH/FH style. Tune the flight path before you bag it.

Try the Innova Leopard

If you want easy glide, straight control, and workable turn in a fairway, the Leopard is a classic that earns its slot from day one.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: 6 | 5 | -2 | 1
• Plastics Seen: DX, Pro, Champion, Star, GStar, EchoStar (availability varies by run/retailer)
• Use Cases: Beginner first driver, hyzer-flip fairways, touch turnovers, woods control, developing long rollers
• Profile: Understable with excellent glide; minimal fade and easy shaping across skill levels

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