Prodigy F Model US Flight Chart The Prodigy F Model US is an understable fairway driver with flight numbers of 10 | 5 | -2 | 1. Designed for effortless turn and workable shot shaping, it’s ideal for players who want a disc that glides, flips, and rides long turnover lines without demanding elite arm speed. Reviewers consistently highlight its smooth release, easy distance, and ability to carve lines in the woods. In Prodigy’s BaseGrip and ProFlex plastics, the F Model US offers a dependable flight path that becomes even more workable as it beats in. How Beginners Experience the F Model US Flight Path Newer players will appreciate the…
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Animus
Thought Space Athletics Animus Flight Chart The Thought Space Athletics Animus is a controlled distance driver with flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -1 | 2. It’s designed to sit between a Thunderbird and a Wraith in stability, offering a workable Animus flight path that handles power while still giving you glide and control. Most throwers use it as a go-to driver for controlled distance shots, line-holding hyzers, and forehand drives that need both torque resistance and a predictable fade. Animus Flight Path for Newer and Developing Players For newer or lower-power players, the Animus will behave more like a reliably overstable driver. Expect a straighter push out of…
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Locust
Above Ground Level Locust Flight Chart The Above Ground Level Locust is a torque-resistant fairway/distance driver hybrid with listed flight numbers of 9 | 4 | -1 | 3. In real-world use, reviewers say it often flies more overstable than the numbers suggest, especially in premium Alpine and Atomic-style plastics. The Locust is built for players who want a dependable, controllable driver that can handle power, headwinds, and aggressive lines without turning over. Locust Mold Specs & Flight Numbers AGL designed the Locust as a versatile control driver that bridges the gap between fairway and distance driver. With a 9-speed rim, moderate glide, and strong fade, it’s aimed at players…
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Wall Cloud
Storm Wall Cloud Flight Chart The Storm Disc Golf Wall Cloud is a reliably overstable midrange designed for players who value control, torque resistance, and a strong finish. With flight numbers of 5 | 5 | 0 | 3, it holds straight lines before delivering a dependable fade. The unique double-bead rim creates a secure grip and helps the disc maintain stability over time, making the Wall Cloud a trusted choice for headwind approaches, technical midrange drives, and confident forehand shots. Wall Cloud Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Wall Cloud quite overstable, but very predictable. It resists unwanted turn and finishes on hyzer consistently, helping newer players…
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Pathfinder
Thought Space Athletics Pathfinder Flight Chart The TSA Pathfinder is a straight-flying, neutral-stable midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 5 | 0 | 1. Designed for workhorse consistency, the Pathfinder delivers laser-straight flights, dependable fade, and exceptional control. Its beadless profile and comfortable grip make it a reliable mid for players at any skill level. Reviewers consistently praise its accuracy, smooth release, and versatility on both tight wooded lines and open fairways. Pathfinder Flight Behavior for Newer Players Beginners will appreciate how straight the Pathfinder flies when thrown with clean form. With minimal turn and only a slight fade, it provides predictable midrange shots without requiring high arm speed.…
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Maya
Infinite Discs Maya Flight Chart The Infinite Discs Maya is an understable, high-glide distance driver with flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -3 | 1. Designed to help players unlock easy distance, the Maya excels at hyzer-flips, long turnovers, and effortless glide. Newer players appreciate how forgiving it is, while experienced throwers rely on it for controlled turnovers, rollers, and tailwind bombs. Its shallow rim feel also makes it a comfortable step-up driver for players transitioning into higher speeds. Maya Flight Path for Developing Players Beginners and lower-power golfers will find the Maya exceptionally easy to launch. Its -3 turn allows clean hyzer-flip flights, producing long, straight pushes with…
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Shotgun
Black Zombie Shotgun Flight Chart The Black Zombie Shotgun is a versatile fairway driver with flight numbers of 8 | 4 | -1 | 2, designed for straight-to-stable control shots. Reviewers consistently highlight its comfortable feel, neutral workability, and reliable finish, making it a dependable choice for line shaping, wooded fairways, and controlled drives. The Shotgun suits a wide range of skill levels thanks to its mild turn and predictable fade, offering accuracy without requiring extreme arm speed. Shotgun Flight Path for Newer Players Beginners will find the Shotgun surprisingly cooperative. Its -1 turn makes it easy to push straight before the gentle fade activates, giving developing players a clean,…
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Hypercane
DGA Hypercane Flight Chart The DGA Hypercane is a power-demanding distance driver with flight numbers of 13 | 4 | 0 | 4. Built as a very overstable, torque-resistant driver, the Hypercane is designed for big arms, strong headwinds, and aggressive hyzer lines. In ProLine and SP plastics it holds its stability for a long time, giving experienced players a disc they can trust for powerful backhand and forehand drives when they need a predictable finish every time. Flight Chart by Skill Level Hypercane Flight Path for Beginners For newer players, the DGA Hypercane will feel extremely overstable. With lower arm speed, the disc will push forward briefly before dumping…
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Svea
Kastaplast Svea Flight Chart The Kastaplast Svea is an understable, glide-heavy midrange with flight numbers of 5 | 6 | -1 | 0. Known for its effortless straight-to-turnover flight and exceptional glide, the Svea is a finesse disc suited for players of all skill levels. Beginners appreciate how easily it carries on low power, while advanced throwers use it for hyzer-flips, turnovers, and controlled shaping through wooded fairways. Its beaded rim and comfortable feel in K1 and K1 Soft plastics make it a reliable choice for angle control and smooth, buttery releases. Flight Chart by Skill Level Kastaplast Svea Flight Path for Beginners For new players and those with developing…
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Invader
Innova Invader Flight Chart The Innova Invader is a low-profile, beaded putt-and-approach disc built for straight, controlled drives and point-and-shoot approaches. With flight numbers of 3 | 2 | 0 | 1, the Invader is known for its torque resistance, clean release, and ability to hold tight lines in both backhand and forehand play. Reviewers consistently describe it as a trustworthy driving putter—excellent in the woods, on tunnel shots, and for forehand approaches that demand predictable stability. Flight Expectations for Newer Players Beginners will appreciate the Invader’s straight, dependable flight. It doesn’t require much speed to fly true, and the mild fade provides a controlled finish. Whether used for short…
