Disc golf distance drivers have the potential to fly the farthest. Be sure to choose distance drivers that work well for you skill level for maximum satisfaction on the course.
The Cypress was originally launched as an overstable distance driver that had flight numbers of 12/4/0/3 but has since been retooled to be a more friendly disc to players of all skill levels. The retooled Cypress has flight numbers of 12/5/-2/2 and has a slightly more blunt rim edge. Make sure to note whether you are buying a first run or a production run, because those two are quite different from each other.
The Meteorite is a driver that easily matches the specifications of all long range distance drivers. This Hyper Long Driver will give you the extra distance you need to throw farther than your opponents. It is fast and stable up to 300 ft.
The Voyage is the most overstable high speed driver in Full Turn’s lineup. It’s overstable and features a great glide that is mixed with a very reliable fade.
The Traveler is a new overstable driver made by Full High Speed Turn. They describe The Traveler in their own words, “No path ahead is too daunting for the Traveler. Word about the first disc in the Full High Speed Turn line is traveling quickly and should be an important piece in your bag. This overstable distance driver will lead you down to the fairway with great accuracy and ease. All great Travelers plan ahead and know their route; you should too by adding this disc to your next itinerary. Travel on.”
The Cruise is one of Full Turn’s faster discs, with a speed 13. However, it is manageable by all skill levels, thanks to it’s early turn in flight, and it’s late fade with great glide, making it a very controllable disc.
The Taipan is Fourth Circle’s first PDGA approved disc. It is a fast, overstable driver that gives you the confidence to throw in windy conditions.
The Daredevil Sasquatch is an ultra understable high speed driver. This disc has a beefy 2.5cm rim and it is a great choice for long turning drives and low power golfers.
Produced in soft plastic usually reserved for putters, the Ogopogo takes all the great qualities of the Sabertooth, Mammoth and Buffalo, and gives the thrower one more; stopping ability. The Ogopogo doesn’t skip on grass, cement or dirt and if it hits a tree, it just drops out of the air and stops. Because of the nature of the Elasto Performance Plastic, this disc is probably not the best choice for power throwers.
The Osprey is an overstable distance driver. This is the disc to use when throwing headwind shots, or when you’re in need of a big fade at the end of your shots. This PDGA approved disc also floats in water, so there is no need to fear when playing around water!
This one of the few speed 13 distance drivers recommended for new golfers.
Discraft says this about the Daedalus: “A distance driver for humans who want to soar with gods. The Daedalus has wings to fly far down the fairway. The Daedalus is a new maximum downwind distance driver crafted for less powerful players. The disc will double as a long distance roller for more experienced players. The Daedalus likes to be thrown low. Make sure it doesn’t soar too close to the sun.”
