The Tempest is a fast, turning DGA driver rated 13/5/-3/2. It is useful for distance lines with room for turn followed by a moderate return. The high speed remains important: a lower-power throw may begin fading before producing the wide flight shape suggested by the turn rating. DGA positions the Tempest as an understable distance option with glide and control. That makes it a candidate for a player developing a full distance-driver flight, while stronger arms can use release angle to manage longer turnovers. A wide turning line needs more fairway space than a low-speed straight placement shot. The PDGA approved it on 16 August 2018. A forgiving turn rating alone does not make a very fast disc the easiest choice for a beginner.
The Tempest is a fast, turning DGA driver rated 13/5/-3/2. It is useful for distance lines with room for turn followed by a moderate return. The high speed remains important: a lower-power throw may begin fading before producing the wide flight shape suggested by the turn rating.
DGA positions the Tempest as an understable distance option with glide and control. That makes it a candidate for a player developing a full distance-driver flight, while stronger arms can use release angle to manage longer turnovers. A wide turning line needs more fairway space than a low-speed straight placement shot.
The PDGA approved it on 16 August 2018. A forgiving turn rating alone does not make a very fast disc the easiest choice for a beginner.
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