Westside Longbowman Flight Chart
The Westside Discs Longbowman is a control-first fairway driver with flight numbers 9 | 4 | 0 | 3. It delivers a flat, torque-resistant flight and a reliable late fade, making it a wind-ready placement disc for both backhand and forehand lines.
Longbowman Flight Path for Beginners
Newer players will see early, dependable fade and shorter flights. It’s a useful utility option for headwinds, skip shots, and learning consistent hyzer finishes.
Flight Chart for Intermediate Players
Expect straight starts with minimal high-speed turn and a confident finish. Great for 275–340 ft placement drives, headwind control, and fairway shots that must hold line before fading.
Flight Numbers for Advanced & Pro Throwers
For powerful arms, the Longbowman is a point-and-shoot fairway that shrugs off torque, excels on flat lasers, and carves forehand/backhand flex lines with a predictable, skip-friendly fade.
Forehand Flight Notes
The firm rim and neutral start make for clean forehand releases. It resists overturning, rides straight, then finishes with a controlled dump—ideal for FH lines in moderate wind.
Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Longbowman flies for you. Adjust arm speed, hand preference, and release angle to preview the exact flight path.
Westside Longbowman
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Try the Westside Longbowman
If you need a fairway that holds up in wind, hits lines, and finishes reliably without being a meat hook, the Longbowman is a trustworthy workhorse.
Puttheads Notes
Wind-ready control driver that flies flat, holds line, and fades on schedule. Comfortable forehand or backhand, with dependable skips on low, hard landings.
- Flight Numbers: 9 | 4 | 0 | 3
- Primary Use: Control fairway / wind management
- Plastics: VIP, Tournament, VIP-X (special runs)
- Typical Lines: Flat lasers, hyzers, low skips, FH control
- Best For: Intermediates to power throwers needing accuracy with fade
