Obsidian Discs Rift Flight Chart & Numbers
The Obsidian Rift is an understable distance driver with flight numbers of 11 | 5 | -3 | 1. Designed for long turnovers, hyzer-flips, tailwind bombs, and roller shots, the Rift offers high glide and effortless turn. It’s workable for beginners who need help achieving distance and for experienced players who want a controlled understable driver that can carve technical lines.
Rift Flight Path for Newer Players
Beginners and lower arm-speed players will find the Rift easy to launch. Thrown flat, it turns right (RHBH) and glides forward without needing high power. Its mild fade helps stabilize the finish without cutting the flight short.
- Hyzer-flip distance shots
- Effortless turnover lines
- Reliable tailwind drives
Understable Distance Driver Flight Chart for Intermediate Throwers
Intermediate players can shape long, controlled anhyzers with the Rift. Released flat, it turns for most of the flight before drifting into a soft, predictable fade. It excels when you need a disc to hold a right-moving line without fighting out too early.
- Long anhyzers that finish controllably
- Push hyzer-flips that stay in the fairway
- Shot-shaping in woods or corridors
How Advanced Players Use the Rift’s Flight Numbers
Advanced throwers will unlock the Rift’s full understability. At high power, it becomes an excellent roller disc or deep-turn shot maker. Powerful players should apply angle control, as a flat release can produce a “turn-and-burn.”
- Rollers with easy distance
- Long, sweeping turnover lines
- Tailwind max-distance drives
Forehand Flight Path & Utility Lines
The Rift is usable forehand, especially for players who prefer understable flicks. Its turn makes it ideal for touch forehands, shaping soft right-curving shots (RHFH), and technical escape lines.
- Touch forehand turnovers
- Utility forehand rollers
- Controlled placement flicks in woods
Use our interactive Flight Chart below to explore how the Rift’s flight path changes with different arm speeds, angles, and throwing styles—backhand, forehand, left-handed, or right-handed.
Obsidian Rift
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Try the Obsidian Rift
If you want a glidey, understable distance driver capable of hyzer-flips, long turnover flights, or dependable rollers, the Rift is a uniquely workable option for all arm speeds.
Puttheads Notes
- Flight Numbers: 11 | 5 | -3 | 1
- Stability: Understable distance driver with strong turn and mild fade
- Feel: Comfortable premium plastic with high glide and workable rim
- Lines: Hyzer-flips, turnovers, rollers, and tailwind flights
- Best For: Beginners seeking easy distance and advanced players shaping deep turnovers or rollers
