Streamline Pilot Flight Chart
The Streamline Pilot is a straight-flying, small-bead putt-and-approach disc with excellent glide. With flight numbers of 2 | 5 | 0 | 1, it’s designed to hold a clean line with a gentle, reliable fade at the end of the flight. Reviewers highlight its comfortable medium-depth profile, workable stability, and ability to serve double duty as both a primary putter and a point-and-shoot throwing putter.
Pilot Flight Path for Beginners
Beginners will find the Pilot easy to get moving and forgiving on slight release errors. Thrown flat at lower power, it tracks straight with just a touch of finish at the end instead of dumping hard. The extra glide helps newer players get more distance out of shorter putts and approach shots without needing high arm speed.
Flight Chart Insights for Intermediate Players
Intermediate players can expect the Pilot to fly very straight with a mild, predictable fade. On a flat release it pushes forward with minimal high-speed turn, then settles on a soft finish that makes it easy to control landing zones. Many players use it both as a main circle putter and as a throwing putter for straight or slight hyzer approach lines in the 200–260 foot range.
Flight Numbers and Performance for Advanced Disc Golfers
Advanced throwers will see the Pilot behave as a neutral putter with workable stability. Fresh, it stays on line with enough torque resistance to handle committed putts and firm approach shots. As it beats in, it can develop a gentle turn, giving experienced players a full range of straight-to-drifting lines using the same mold. The 2 | 5 | 0 | 1 flight numbers line up well with the reviewer consensus: plenty of glide, very straight, and just enough fade to finish on target.
Forehand Lines and Touch Shots with the Pilot
Forehand players who like low-profile putters will appreciate the Pilot’s comfortable rim and clean release. It isn’t built for high-torque sidearms, but it shines on touch flicks, short forehand approaches, and soft forehand putts. With smooth mechanics, it holds straight or slight anhyzer lines and lands gently without big skips.
Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Streamline Pilot will fly for you. Adjust the flight path for your arm speed, throwing style, handedness, and release angles to visualize your personal Pilot flight.
Streamline Pilot
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Try the Streamline Pilot
The Pilot is a versatile, glidey putter that can anchor both your putting and approach game. If you want a disc that holds the line you put it on and finishes with a controlled, gentle fade, this mold fits easily into almost any bag.
Puttheads Notes
The Pilot feels like a modern take on the classic straight putter: tons of glide, a small bead for subtle traction, and just enough fade to trust on committed throws. It’s a great choice if you want one mold to cover putts, drives, and approaches without needing a whole stack of different putters.
- Flight Numbers: 2 | 5 | 0 | 1
- Small bead, medium depth, very comfortable in hand
- Glidey, straight flights with a soft, reliable fade
- Excellent as both a primary putting putter and throwing putter
- Beats into a workable straight-to-turnover option over time
