The Douglas Fir is an Above Ground Level disc rated 4/3/-2/1. It fits touch approaches with some turning movement and a small finish, particularly where a hard fading hook would miss the chosen gap. Stronger releases may need a hyzer start to keep the turn within the intended route. AGL's 2022 site listed the Douglas Fir among its putt and approach discs. The PDGA approved it on 2 May 2022. Its practical role is angle-led placement at approach pace, with enough turn to shape the shot rather than a strongly overstable flight that forces a large finishing curve.
The Douglas Fir is an Above Ground Level disc rated 4/3/-2/1. It fits touch approaches with some turning movement and a small finish, particularly where a hard fading hook would miss the chosen gap. Stronger releases may need a hyzer start to keep the turn within the intended route.
AGL's 2022 site listed the Douglas Fir among its putt and approach discs. The PDGA approved it on 2 May 2022. Its practical role is angle-led placement at approach pace, with enough turn to shape the shot rather than a strongly overstable flight that forces a large finishing curve.
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