The Hurricane X is DGA's high-speed overstable distance driver, rated 13/5/0/3: an evolution of the classic Hurricane that adds speed and removes the turn, built for wind and power arms. DGA describes the fade as forward-pushing, holding distance even as it finishes, which suits backhand and forehand bombers alike. It extends one of DGA's longest-running driver names, and this entry will grow as runs accumulate.
The Hurricane X is DGA's high-speed overstable distance driver, rated 13/5/0/3: an evolution of the classic Hurricane that adds speed and removes the turn, built for wind and power arms. DGA describes the fade as forward-pushing, holding distance even as it finishes, which suits backhand and forehand bombers alike. It extends one of DGA's longest-running driver names, and this entry will grow as runs accumulate.
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How does the DGA Hurricane X compare to the original Hurricane?
The Hurricane X is faster (speed 13 vs 12) and more overstable (0 turn vs -1 turn) than the original Hurricane. It's designed for power players who want maximum wind resistance and a strong, reliable fade.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
What does 'forward-pushing fade' mean?
DGA's 'forward-pushing fade' describes how the Hurricane X maintains forward momentum even during its fade, rather than dumping hard to the side. This means the disc continues to gain distance while fading, resulting in more total distance.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
Reviews
2 reviews from 1 store
The DGA Hurricane X has only 2 reviews so far, so one opinion can swing the picture. That's why there's no star average yet.
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