The Tone Salt is a distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3, the Salt mold built in Clash's TONE construction. A single point of turn at speed 12 with a 3 fade suggests a long, workable power flight: a touch of high-speed drift, then a dependable left finish for a right-hand backhand. Clash's page for the mold pitches the Salt as a distance driver for advanced players, designed to fly far without giving up control, with the slight high-speed turn there for full-power drives off the tee. TONE, in the Finnish brand's own description, molds a stiffer plastic into the bottom of the rim and a grippier one up top, a two-plastic construction it says adds torque resistance; the Salt was the first mold to get it, in 2024. TryDiscs records the Tone run on this page. The PDGA certified the Tone build separately on 4 March 2024, the first of the brand's Tone-variant certifications.
The Tone Salt is a distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3, the Salt mold built in Clash's TONE construction. A single point of turn at speed 12 with a 3 fade suggests a long, workable power flight: a touch of high-speed drift, then a dependable left finish for a right-hand backhand.
Clash's page for the mold pitches the Salt as a distance driver for advanced players, designed to fly far without giving up control, with the slight high-speed turn there for full-power drives off the tee. TONE, in the Finnish brand's own description, molds a stiffer plastic into the bottom of the rim and a grippier one up top, a two-plastic construction it says adds torque resistance; the Salt was the first mold to get it, in 2024.
TryDiscs records the Tone run on this page. The PDGA certified the Tone build separately on 4 March 2024, the first of the brand's Tone-variant certifications.
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