The DD1 is a Discmania distance driver rated 11/5/-1/2, aimed at controlled distance with modest turn and a moderate finish. It suits players who can throw a speed-11 disc well and want to shape longer lines without choosing a strongly overstable distance driver. For a developing thrower, its speed still matters as much as its relatively approachable turn rating. Discmania calls it the DD3's less overstable relative and describes a smaller rim than that model. The maker highlights straight drives through wooded fairways as well as longer hyzer and anhyzer shots, and includes sidearm throws among its intended uses. The smaller rim is worth inspecting if a wider distance-driver grip has felt difficult to release cleanly. The S-Line listing also describes a domed profile. The PDGA approved the DD1 on 28 November 2022 (22-210). Check the model name when shopping: the separately approved Premier DD1 is a later entry in the lineup.
The DD1 is a Discmania distance driver rated 11/5/-1/2, aimed at controlled distance with modest turn and a moderate finish. It suits players who can throw a speed-11 disc well and want to shape longer lines without choosing a strongly overstable distance driver. For a developing thrower, its speed still matters as much as its relatively approachable turn rating.
Discmania calls it the DD3's less overstable relative and describes a smaller rim than that model. The maker highlights straight drives through wooded fairways as well as longer hyzer and anhyzer shots, and includes sidearm throws among its intended uses. The smaller rim is worth inspecting if a wider distance-driver grip has felt difficult to release cleanly.
The S-Line listing also describes a domed profile. The PDGA approved the DD1 on 28 November 2022 (22-210). Check the model name when shopping: the separately approved Premier DD1 is a later entry in the lineup.
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