Xtreme

Discraft Xtreme – Flight Chart

The Discraft Xtreme is a very overstable control driver with flight numbers 6 | 3 | 1 | 4. Built for wind and placement, it starts neutral then finishes hard, making it a trustworthy utility option when you need a precise flight path that ends on command. Commonly run in premium plastics, the Xtreme excels at spiky hyzers, forced flexes, and overhand lines.

Beginner Notes: Wind-Fighting Safety

For newer players, the Xtreme will fade early. Use it as a safe hyzer or headwind option where turning over is not an option. Expect short, predictable finishes that match the posted flight numbers.

Intermediates: Controlled Hyzers and Placement Shots

Count on flat releases that push briefly before a strong, reliable hook. Great for skip hyzers to specific landing zones and tight fairways where a hard finish is required.

Advanced Lines: Flexes, Spikes, and Low Ceilings

Power throwers can carve force-over flexes that always fight back, spike hyzers that sit, and low lasers that finish hard without drifting right (RHBH). Outstanding into headwinds.

Forehand and Overhand Utility

On forehand, the Xtreme resists torque and finishes with authority. For overhand thumbers and tomahawks, it delivers a consistent pan and dependable ground finish.

Try our interactive Flight Chart to see how the Xtreme flies for your arm speed, release angle, handedness, and BH/FH style—then fine-tune the flight path to match your game.

Try the Discraft Xtreme

If you need a wind-proof, overstable control driver that lands on schedule, the Xtreme provides confident fades and precision placement.

Puttheads Notes

• Flight Numbers: 6 | 3 | 1 | 4
• Plastics Seen: Z and ESP (with occasional special runs like Big Z/Glo depending on season)
• Use Cases: Headwind control, spike hyzers, forced flex lines, forehand utility, thumbers/tomahawks
• Profile: Short glide, high stability, and a forceful, reliable fade that holds up even with power

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