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ProdigyD2

Distance Driver  ·  Very overstable  ·  Traced from the official flight chart

Speed
12
Glide
5
Turn
0
Fade
+3

The Prodigy D2 is a speed 12 distance driver with glide 5, turn 0 and fade +3, for an estimated maximum distance of 132 m / 433 ft. With fade outweighing turn by 3 points, it is a very overstable distance driver: it holds a straight-to-left line even when thrown with power, resisting the wind rather than turning over. The flight path above is traced directly from Prodigy's official chart, so it reflects the disc's real charted flight rather than a calculated estimate.

How the D2 flies

At speed 12, this is a distance driver in the distance range. It demands high arm speed; thrown slower than its rating it will fade out early rather than fly its full line. Its glide of 5 keeps it airborne and carrying with little effort. A turn of 0 means it resists turning right even at full power, and a fade of +3 gives it a strong, reliable hook back to the left at the end.

Who it's for & how it handles

Stability: Very overstable (rating +3). It holds its line in a headwind and resists turning over, making it a dependable wind fighter.

Backhand & forehand: The extra fade resists the turning force a forehand imparts, so it doubles as a reliable sidearm disc; on a backhand it finishes dependably to the left for a right-handed thrower.

Skill level: Its high speed and overstable finish need real power to fly properly, so it suits intermediate and advanced arms more than beginners.

FAQ

Is the Prodigy D2 overstable or understable?

Very overstable. A turn of 0 and fade of +3 give it a stability of +3, so it finishes left and resists wind.

How far does the Prodigy D2 fly?

As a speed 12 distance driver, its estimated maximum distance is about 132 m (433 ft) thrown at its rated speed. Your real distance depends on arm speed and technique.

Is the Prodigy D2 good for beginners?

Its high speed and overstable finish need real power to fly properly, so it suits intermediate and advanced arms more than beginners.

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