ORC

Innova Orc – Flight Chart

The Innova Orc is a stable-to-overstable distance driver with flight numbers of 10 | 4 | -1 | 3. Designed for long, accurate drives, the Orc bridges the gap between fairway and high-speed distance drivers. It offers exceptional control with dependable fade, making it a trusted choice for both forehand and backhand throwers. Known for its blend of speed, glide, and workability, the Orc shines for players who find faster discs like the Destroyer or Wraith too demanding.

Beginner Flight Path – Controlled Stability

For beginners, the Orc provides a consistent fade and stable flight path. In lighter plastics such as DX or GStar, it can even achieve mild hyzer-flips before finishing predictably. Its forgiving glide helps newer players gain distance while maintaining control.

Intermediate Flight Path – Power and Placement

Intermediate players will experience the Orc’s true versatility. Thrown flat, it holds straight with a reliable finish. When released on hyzer, it produces smooth distance drives that skip predictably. The Orc performs well in headwinds and rewards clean form with pinpoint accuracy.

Advanced Flight Path – Accurate Power Drives

Advanced throwers appreciate the Orc’s torque resistance and balanced turn. In Champion or Star plastic, it handles high power without flipping excessively, carving accurate fairway lines and dependable distance shots. It’s often compared to a faster Thunderbird with more glide.

Forehand and Utility Lines

Forehand throwers love the Orc’s comfortable rim and clean release. It resists early turn and provides a consistent fade finish. For utility shots, the Orc can handle flex lines and skip approaches with precision, excelling in moderate wind conditions.

Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Orc will fly for your release. Adjust for arm speed, angle, wind, and whether you throw forehand, backhand, or left-handed.

Try the Innova Orc

If you’re seeking a distance driver that combines speed, accuracy, and reliability, the Orc delivers. It’s ideal for players looking for maximum control without sacrificing distance potential.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: 10 | 4 | -1 | 3 (stable-to-overstable distance driver)
• Plastics Seen: DX, GStar, Star, Champion
• Use Cases: Controlled distance drives, headwind shots, forehand power lines, long hyzers
• Profile: Slight dome, moderate rim, fast release with consistent fade
• Player Feedback: “A faster Thunderbird with more glide” — dependable, workable, and surprisingly long.

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