Pie Pan Discs Spire Flight Chart

The Pie Pan Discs Spire is a high-speed distance driver designed to blend workable turn with a reliable finishing fade. With manufacturer flight numbers of 12 | 5 | -1 | 2, the Spire offers controlled distance potential for players who want glide and shot-shaping without sacrificing consistency at the end of the flight. It is commonly favored by intermediate to advanced players, but can also serve as a distance option for developing arms when thrown with clean form.

Pie Pan Discs Spire Flight Numbers

Speed: 12
Glide: 5
Turn: -1
Fade: 2

Pie Pan Discs Spire Flight Path Overview

The Spire is best described as a controllable distance driver that rewards clean release angles. It can be hyzer-flipped for long, pushing flights or thrown flat for a straight glide followed by a dependable fade.

Flight Path for Beginners

For beginner players, the Spire will behave as an overstable distance driver. Without sufficient arm speed, it will fly mostly straight before fading reliably at the end. Beginners may find it useful primarily for learning hyzer releases and controlled distance shots rather than full turnover flights.

Flight Path for Intermediate Players

Intermediate players will see the Spire’s intended flight begin to emerge. When thrown flat, it offers a gentle high-speed turn followed by a consistent fade, producing long and accurate distance. It excels at controlled drives where placement matters more than maximum power.

Flight Path for Advanced Players

Advanced throwers can fully unlock the Spire’s shot-shaping potential. With higher arm speed, it can be hyzer-flipped to flat, turned slightly for extended glide, or released on anhyzer to hold long drifting lines before finishing forward. It is especially effective for long fairways that require both carry and control.

Forehand Flight Path

On forehand throws, the Spire provides torque resistance with a smooth, predictable fade. Power forehand players will appreciate its ability to hold straight lines before finishing reliably, making it useful for controlled distance shots and shaping lines around obstacles.

Try our interactive flight chart to see how the Pie Pan Discs Spire will fly for you. Adjust the flight path based on your throwing speed, release angle, and whether you throw backhand or forehand — including left-handed lines.