AGL Magnolia Flight Chart
The Above Ground Level Magnolia is a stable midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 5 | 0 | 2. Designed for straight, reliable flights and a gentle fade, the Magnolia delivers consistency across all arm speeds. Its deeper rim provides a confident grip, and AGL’s tree-themed plastics—such as Cedar, Maple, and Cypress—offer distinct feel and stability options. This disc is trusted for clean releases, torque resistance, and accurate approach shots.
Magnolia Flight Path for Beginners
Beginners will find the Magnolia neutral and forgiving. It resists unwanted turn and holds a clean, straight flight even with modest power. The dependable fade helps new players learn angle control without the disc dumping too hard or drifting unpredictably.
Flight Chart for Intermediate Players
Intermediate throwers can shape a variety of lines with the Magnolia. When thrown flat, it flies straight with minimal drift. Hyzer releases hold beautifully, and anhyzers carry forward without burning into the ground. Its predictable finish makes it a reliable choice for both tee shots and approach drives.
Flight Numbers for Advanced and Pro Players
For experienced players, the Magnolia behaves like a torque-resistant control mid. It handles forehand power better than many mids in its class and stays committed to the release angle. Different AGL plastics provide nuanced stability options—Maple runs tend to be slightly more overstable, offering a firmer fade for powered throws.
Magnolia Flight Path for Forehand Throws
Forehand players appreciate the Magnolia’s beadless design and stable flight. It resists torque well, releases cleanly, and tracks straight before finishing with a smooth fade. This makes it a dependable midrange for tight forehand gaps and controlled sidearm approach shots.
Use our interactive flight chart below to see how the Magnolia flies at your throwing speed. Adjust the flight path for backhand or forehand lines, and compare how it behaves for left- or right-handed throws.
Above Ground Level Magnolia
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Puttheads Notes
The Magnolia is a workhorse mid that rewards clean form. It feels great in hand, handles more power than its numbers suggest, and stays remarkably straight. AGL’s plastics add personality—Maple for extra stability, Cedar for grip, and their Glow runs for nighttime accuracy.
- Flight Numbers: 5 | 5 | 0 | 2
- Stable midrange with torque resistance
- Holds lines and shapes hyzer, flat, and anhyzer shots
- Excellent for both backhand and forehand approach drives
- Plastics vary in stability for extra tuning options
