The Hypercane is DGA's strongly overstable distance driver, rated 13/4/0/4. It is useful for fast, power-led shots with a heavy finish, including lines where wind resistance matters more than easy high-speed turn. Lower-power throwers may see the fade arrive too soon for it to serve as a general distance disc. DGA promotes the Hypercane for strong throwers and demanding wind conditions. Its intended flight asks the player to plan a significant return at the end, even when the early section travels straight. The PDGA approved the Hypercane on 10 June 2020.
The Hypercane is DGA's strongly overstable distance driver, rated 13/4/0/4. It is useful for fast, power-led shots with a heavy finish, including lines where wind resistance matters more than easy high-speed turn. Lower-power throwers may see the fade arrive too soon for it to serve as a general distance disc.
DGA promotes the Hypercane for strong throwers and demanding wind conditions. Its intended flight asks the player to plan a significant return at the end, even when the early section travels straight.
The PDGA approved the Hypercane on 10 June 2020.
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