The Tremor is DGA's strongly understable midrange, rated 6/5/-4/1. It is useful for lower-power carry and for turning lines that need very little finish. Stronger throwers may use a hyzer release to control a rise toward flat, or choose it for a turnover that keeps moving. DGA recommends the Tremor for slower arms and newer players, emphasizing glide and the ability to travel on straight-to-turning lines. The shape of the throw still matters: a flat, hard release can produce more turn than a narrow fairway permits. It is less natural for a landing that needs a pronounced fading hook. The PDGA approved the Tremor on 29 August 2017. For a player whose stable mids fade too early, its intended turn offers another way to shape distance without immediately stepping into a fast driver.
The Tremor is DGA's strongly understable midrange, rated 6/5/-4/1. It is useful for lower-power carry and for turning lines that need very little finish. Stronger throwers may use a hyzer release to control a rise toward flat, or choose it for a turnover that keeps moving.
DGA recommends the Tremor for slower arms and newer players, emphasizing glide and the ability to travel on straight-to-turning lines. The shape of the throw still matters: a flat, hard release can produce more turn than a narrow fairway permits. It is less natural for a landing that needs a pronounced fading hook.
The PDGA approved the Tremor on 29 August 2017. For a player whose stable mids fade too early, its intended turn offers another way to shape distance without immediately stepping into a fast driver.
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