Dynamic Discs Warden Flight Chart The Dynamic Discs Warden is a straight-flying, beadless putter with flight numbers of 2 | 4 | 0 | 0.5. Known for its incredible glide and true-to-release stability, the Warden is designed to fly exactly how you throw it. Whether you’re putting, driving, or approaching, it delivers laser-straight flights with a soft, predictable finish. Warden Flight Path for Beginner Players Beginners will find the Warden incredibly forgiving. Its neutral stability and gentle fade help newer players develop a clean release and gain confidence with putting and short approach shots. Even at lower speeds, it flies straight and lands flat with minimal ground action. Flight Chart…
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Gauge
Legacy Gauge Flight Chart The Legacy Gauge is one of the straightest flying midranges ever made, featuring flight numbers of 5 | 5 | 0 | 1. Designed for laser-straight control shots, the Gauge holds any line with minimal fade. It’s Legacy’s reliable point-and-shoot midrange, perfect for navigating wooded courses and shaping precise approach lines with confidence. Flight Path for Beginner Players Beginners will love the Gauge for its easy-to-throw stability and straight flight. Even with slower arm speeds, the disc resists turning and gently fades forward at the end of its flight. It’s one of the most beginner-friendly midranges in the Legacy lineup, offering immediate control and predictability. Gauge…
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Prometheus
Salient Prometheus Flight Chart The Salient Prometheus is a control-oriented fairway driver with flight numbers of 9 | 5 | -2 | 2. Designed to balance glide, turn, and reliability, the Prometheus delivers smooth, extended flights without requiring massive arm speed. It’s an accessible driver for both beginners and experienced players who want distance with finesse. Prometheus Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will appreciate how easily the Prometheus gets up to speed. When thrown flat, it glides forward with a touch of turn and a mild fade at the end. It’s a forgiving disc that helps newer players learn to shape long, straight lines without veering off course. Flight Chart…
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Nova
Innova Nova Flight Chart The Innova Nova is a precision putt and approach disc with flight numbers of 2 | 3 | 0 | 0. Designed with Innova’s unique two-piece overmold technology, the Nova pairs a firm XT Pro core with a soft, grippy rim. This combination creates one of the straightest flying discs ever made — ideal for approach shots and putts where accuracy is everything. Nova Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the Nova to be a confidence booster. It flies dead straight with almost no fade, even at low power. The soft rim adds grip and helps prevent skips or roll-aways, making it perfect for short,…
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Tank-Panzer
Hyzer Bomb Tank – Panzer Flight Chart The Hyzer Bomb Tank – Panzer is a low-glide, overstable approach disc with flight numbers of 4 | 1 | 0 | 1. Built like its name suggests, this disc flies straight, resists turn, and finishes with a short, reliable fade. Crafted in grippy Base plastic, the Panzer gives players confident control for short drives and approaches that need precision more than glide. Tank Panzer Flight Path for Beginners For newer players, the Tank Panzer offers a predictable, slow flight that’s easy to control. Its low glide means it won’t sail past the target, making it a great training tool for learning controlled…
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Procul
UB Procul Flight Chart The UB Procul is a high-speed distance driver with flight numbers of 12 | 4 | -3 | 2. As the first disc produced by UB Disc Golf, the Procul offers a blend of power and finesse—understable enough to gain extra turn for intermediate players, yet steady enough to finish with reliable fade. It features a thick rim, moderate glide, and is crafted in UB’s durable “Creamy” plastic blend. Procul Flight Path for Beginners For newer players, the Procul can feel very fast and understable. Expect noticeable turn when thrown flat or hard, followed by a mild fade as the disc slows down. Beginners with lower…
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Crank
Discraft Crank Flight Chart The Discraft Crank is a fast, glide-heavy distance driver designed for maximum distance with a controllable flight. With flight numbers of 13 / 5 / -2 / 2, it bridges the gap between the overstable Nuke and the flippier high-speed drivers, providing a balanced mix of power, glide, and accuracy. Intermediate players will appreciate its easy turn and reliable fade, while advanced throwers can achieve long, sweeping S-curves and consistent distance both forehand and backhand. Discraft Crank Flight Path For most players, the Crank provides a neutral-to-slightly-understable flight that can handle power while still offering impressive glide. Beginners may find it stable and dependable with a…
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F3
Prodigy F3 Flight Chart The Prodigy F3 is one of the most versatile and straight-flying fairway drivers in Prodigy’s lineup, with flight numbers of 7 | 5 | -1 | 2. Known for its smooth glide and balanced stability, the F3 excels at holding any line you put it on—flat, hyzer, or anhyzer. It’s available in 400, 500, and 750 Spectrum plastics, each offering slight differences in stability and feel. Whether thrown backhand or forehand, the F3 provides controlled distance and consistency, making it a true workhorse fairway driver for a wide range of players. Flight Path for Beginners Beginners will find the F3 to be one of the easiest…
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F2
Prodigy F2 Flight Chart The Prodigy F2 is a versatile fairway driver with flight numbers of 7 | 5 | -1 | 3. It’s designed to offer precision and workability, giving players a disc that bridges the gap between Prodigy’s overstable F1 and the neutral F3. Most players describe the F2 as slightly overstable out of the box with a smooth, straight flight and a dependable fade. Available in 400 and 500 plastics, the F2 combines excellent glide with a comfortable, rounded rim that feels great for both backhand and forehand releases. Flight Path for Beginners For newer players, the F2 will fly overstable and finish with a strong fade.…
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Atlas
Innova Atlas Flight Chart The Innova Atlas posts flight numbers of 5 | 4 | 0 | 1. It’s a neutral-stable, overmold midrange built for straight lines with a gentle, reliable finish. The Atlas holds the release angle—hyzer, flat, or anhyzer—and pairs a firm rim with a grippy plate for clean backhand and touch forehand work. Atlas Flight Path for Beginners Newer players will see point-and-shoot flights. Throw it flat and expect a straight push with light fade at the end. The Atlas’s glide helps cover distance without extra effort, and the comfortable beadless feel encourages clean releases while you dial in mechanics. Flight Chart for Intermediate Players At moderate…
