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MVP Relativity Flight Chart

The MVP Relativity is a high-speed understable distance driver with flight numbers of 14.5 | 5.5 | -3 | 1.5. It’s built for max-distance turnover lines, sweeping hyzer flips, and long rollers. The Relativity flight path rewards players who can generate solid arm speed, but its understable high-speed turn also helps intermediate throwers unlock extra distance without feeling like a meat hook.

Flight Chart by Skill Level

Relativity Flight Path for Newer Distance Throwers

For newer players stepping into high-speed drivers, the Relativity will still act quite overstable unless you’re getting it up to speed. Expect straight-to-fade flights with only a hint of turn, and finishes that pull back to the understable side of the fairway. It’s not a first driver for true beginners, but newer throwers who already control fairway drivers may find it a gentle way to test max-distance molds and learn how high-speed flight numbers behave.

Hyzer-Flips and S-Curves for Intermediate Players

Intermediate throwers are right in the sweet spot of the Relativity flight path. Thrown flat, it will show noticeable high-speed turn, drift right (RHBH), then glide back with a soft, controlled fade. Release it on a baby hyzer and you’ll get a classic hyzer-flip that pops to flat, rides straight for a long time, then gently finishes. The high glide and -3 turn make it ideal for max-distance shots in calm conditions or tailwinds, where the Relativity flight numbers really come to life.

Relativity Flight Numbers in the Hands of Advanced Arms

Advanced and power throwers can fully exploit the Relativity’s understable profile. At full power, expect long-turning bombs, high anhyzer lines that pan forever, and distance rollers that stand up quickly. The 1.5 fade is just enough to keep it from burning into the ground too early, helping rollers finish farther down the fairway instead of cutting out. Strong arms will treat this mold as a shapeable distance tool rather than a pure point-and-shoot driver.

Forehand Lines, Rollers, and Utility Shots

For forehand dominant players, the Relativity is best as a specialty disc rather than a main control driver. Sidearm throwers with solid form can use its understability for touchy turnover forehands, sky anhyzers, and controlled forehand rollers that don’t require max effort. If your sidearm has a lot of natural torque, expect the disc to stand up and drift rather than holding a hard hyzer—perfect when you need a long sweeping flight instead of a spiky fade.

Interactive Relativity Flight Chart

Use our interactive flight chart to see how the MVP Relativity will fly for your game. Adjust the Relativity flight path based on your power, release angle, and whether you throw primarily backhand, forehand, left-handed, or right-handed to visualize how those 14.5 | 5.5 | -3 | 1.5 flight numbers translate on the course.

Try the MVP Relativity

If you’re looking for an understable max-distance driver that can handle hyzer-flips, sweeping turnovers, and long rollers, the Relativity deserves a test run. Check current plastics, weights, and prices using the buttons below.

Putthead Notes

From a numbers perspective, the Relativity sits on the very fast, very understable end of the distance driver spectrum. Think of it as a tool for squeezing out bonus distance once you already control more neutral high-speed drivers. If you like dialing in hyzer-flip lines and shaping turnovers instead of just throwing flat and hoping, this is the kind of driver that rewards that “disc nerd” tinkering.

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