Pharaoh

Infinite Discs Pharaoh Flight Chart

The Infinite Discs Pharaoh is a high-speed distance driver with flight numbers of 13 | 6 | -1 | 2, built for maximum distance with a surprisingly controllable finish. Known for its exceptional glide, the Pharaoh lets intermediate and advanced players push long, straight flights with a reliable fade that isn’t overpowering. Reviewers frequently compare it to premium Destroyer-type flights but with slightly more user-friendly stability and better carry downfield.

Across multiple plastic types and production runs, the Pharaoh can range from neutral-stable to slightly understable, making it a versatile option for players seeking effortless distance. Whether thrown backhand or forehand, its rim shape, glide, and torque tolerance help unlock long, workable lines.

Beginners will find the Pharaoh extremely fast and difficult to fully power, which will typically result in high-speed stability and early fade. While the glide helps push distance, newer players may struggle to achieve the intended flight path unless they can reach higher release speeds. Expect straight-to-fade flights with limited turn.

Pharaoh Flight Path for Intermediate Players

Intermediate arms are where the Pharaoh begins to shine. With enough speed, players can unlock a long, neutral flight with mild high-speed turn and a clean, predictable fade. Reviewers repeatedly mention its ability to carry forward before finishing reliably, making it ideal for controlled distance shots and wide-open fairways.

Pharaoh Flight Path for Advanced Players

Advanced players can achieve full-flight turn and impressive glide, creating long S-curves that cover maximum distance. The Pharaoh handles torque well, making it a workhorse distance driver that can compete with Destroyer-class molds while offering a touch more glide. Many pros consider the Pharaoh one of the longest-flying drivers in the Infinite lineup.

Pharaoh Flight Path for Forehand Throwers

Forehand throwers appreciate the Pharaoh’s comfortable rim and torque resistance. Stable enough for powerful flicks yet not overly dumpy, the Pharaoh produces straight forehand drives with a dependable fade. More overstable runs excel in windy conditions, while neutral runs reward clean mechanics with extra glide.

Try our interactive flight chart below to see exactly how the Pharaoh flies for your arm speed and throwing style. Adjust for left-handed lines, forehands, and real-world power to fine-tune your expectations.

Try the Infinite Discs Pharaoh

If you’re looking for a maximum-distance driver with elite glide and a dependable finish, the Pharaoh deserves a place in your bag. Players love its Destroyer-adjacent performance with added accessibility, making it one of Infinite’s most popular molds for pushing long drives with confidence.

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