The Undertow is a DGA driver rated 10/4/-1/1. It offers a little turn and a mild finish, useful for distance lines that need limited side-to-side movement. A strong throw can bring out more turn, while a lower-speed release may look straighter before fading. The PDGA records separate SP-line and ProLine Undertow approvals in February 2012. The ProLine version received approval on 12 February 2012. Its speed-10 role asks for more pace than a slow fairway disc.
The Undertow is a DGA driver rated 10/4/-1/1. It offers a little turn and a mild finish, useful for distance lines that need limited side-to-side movement. A strong throw can bring out more turn, while a lower-speed release may look straighter before fading.
The PDGA records separate SP-line and ProLine Undertow approvals in February 2012. The ProLine version received approval on 12 February 2012.
Its speed-10 role asks for more pace than a slow fairway disc.
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