Overstable drivers fade hard left (for a right-handed backhand) rather than turning over, which makes them predictable into headwinds and reliable for players with enough arm speed to keep them on line. All three here carry zero turn and a firm fade of 3–4.
A classic, low-glide overstable fairway driver – it holds its line into the wind better than almost anything else in its speed class.
Faster than the Firebird with the same firm fade, for players who want more distance without giving up a reliable finish.
Extra glide compared to the PD2 at the same speed and fade, useful for carrying distance while still fading hard at the finish.