The Magnolia is an Above Ground Level midrange rated 5/6/0/2. It fits controlled forward approaches with a moderate finish, rather than a heavy hook or a sustained turning flight. Its glide asks the player to judge pace carefully on short landing areas. AGL's 2020 description notes flatter and more domed examples. The brand recommends the flatter profiles for forehands and the more domed versions for longer backhand throws. The PDGA approved the Magnolia on 13 February 2019.
The Magnolia is an Above Ground Level midrange rated 5/6/0/2. It fits controlled forward approaches with a moderate finish, rather than a heavy hook or a sustained turning flight. Its glide asks the player to judge pace carefully on short landing areas.
AGL's 2020 description notes flatter and more domed examples. The brand recommends the flatter profiles for forehands and the more domed versions for longer backhand throws.
The PDGA approved the Magnolia on 13 February 2019.
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