The Sycamore is a control driver rated 7/5/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a straight flight with a touch of right drift at speed and a gentle left finish for a right-hand backhand; slower arms tend to see less of that drift. It is not a disc for a strong fade into a headwind. AGL's own mold page, as archived in August 2025, carried the same rating and placed the Sycamore as the brand's one speed-7 driver, between its speed-5 midranges and its speed-9 fairway drivers. The PDGA approved it on 10 July 2019 (19-56). No Sycamore listing appeared in AGL's online store when it was checked in September 2026. TryDiscs lists it in Alpine, Alpine Hemp and Treeline Plastic.
The Sycamore is a control driver rated 7/5/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a straight flight with a touch of right drift at speed and a gentle left finish for a right-hand backhand; slower arms tend to see less of that drift. It is not a disc for a strong fade into a headwind.
AGL's own mold page, as archived in August 2025, carried the same rating and placed the Sycamore as the brand's one speed-7 driver, between its speed-5 midranges and its speed-9 fairway drivers. The PDGA approved it on 10 July 2019 (19-56). No Sycamore listing appeared in AGL's online store when it was checked in September 2026.
TryDiscs lists it in Alpine, Alpine Hemp and Treeline Plastic.
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