Nebula

Discraft Nebula – Flight Chart

Overview

The Discraft Nebula is a stable-to-overstable midrange with flight numbers 5 | 4 | -0.5 | 2. It offers a straight, torque-tolerant flight with a dependable late fade—great when you want more wind control and finish than a Buzzz, without jumping to a truly beefy mid. Available in Big Z, Z Swirl, and Tour Series Z, the Nebula suits both backhand and forehand lines.

Flight Chart for Intermediate Arms

Thrown flat at typical intermediate power, the Nebula tracks straight for most of the flight and then hooks up reliably. Expect confident line-holding in light headwinds and predictable landings for placement golf.

Flight Numbers at Advanced Power

Power throwers can coax a touch of mid-flight drift (the “-0.5”) before a firm, controlled fade. It shines for straight-to-fade lasers, tight woods gaps, and midrange tee shots where an abrupt, late finish keeps you parked.

Forehand Control and Wind Work

The smaller-diameter feel and torque resistance make the Nebula a comfortable FH mid. Into a breeze, it stays on line longer than understable options, then checks up with a trustworthy finish—ideal for forehand standstills and touch approaches.

Newer Players: What to Expect

Beginners will see neutral-to-slightly overstable flights with moderate glide. Use it to learn straight releases without the fear of excessive turn, and count on the fade to keep misses safe.

Try the interactive Flight Chart to see how the Nebula’s flight path responds to your arm speed, release angles, and whether you throw backhand or forehand.

Try the Discraft Nebula

If you want a mid that stays straighter than true meat-hook options but still finishes on command, the Nebula is a reliable workhorse.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: 5 | 4 | -0.5 | 2
• Stability: Slightly overstable mid; straight carry with a reliable fade
• Plastics Seen: Big Z, Z Swirl, Tour Series Z
• Best Uses: Headwind mids, straight-to-fade tee shots, controlled FH backhand approaches
• Comparable To: Straighter than Malta, more finishing fade than Buzzz
• Player Fit: Intermediate–advanced primary mid; beginners as a teachable straight-with-fade option

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