The Apollo is Alfa Discs' midrange for a mostly straight flight with a distinct finish, rated 5/5/-1/2. A little turn gives it room to shape a line before the fade, making it useful for controlled approaches and shorter drives where some lateral movement is welcome. Alfa emphasizes its glide and describes a disc that follows the release angle before fading. That makes it a more natural fit for shaping a fairway than for a hard, early hook. The PDGA approved the Apollo on 5 April 2021 (21-42).
The Apollo is Alfa Discs' midrange for a mostly straight flight with a distinct finish, rated 5/5/-1/2. A little turn gives it room to shape a line before the fade, making it useful for controlled approaches and shorter drives where some lateral movement is welcome.
Alfa emphasizes its glide and describes a disc that follows the release angle before fading. That makes it a more natural fit for shaping a fairway than for a hard, early hook.
The PDGA approved the Apollo on 5 April 2021 (21-42).
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