The Tactic is Discmania's overstable approach disc, rated 4/2/0/3, with restrained glide and a substantial finish. It suits backhand and forehand approaches that need to bend toward the landing area. Someone looking for a floaty putting putter or a long, straight throwing line may find its low carry too limiting. Discmania expressly describes approaches as the Tactic's main purpose, even though it appears in the putt-and-approach category. The maker also recommends short drives and putting when a headwind calls for more stability. The model has a documented naming migration. Discmania says the Tactic mold moves from the Evolution family to the Originals line as the P4. The PDGA approved the Tactic on 16 January 2020 (20-02).
The Tactic is Discmania's overstable approach disc, rated 4/2/0/3, with restrained glide and a substantial finish. It suits backhand and forehand approaches that need to bend toward the landing area. Someone looking for a floaty putting putter or a long, straight throwing line may find its low carry too limiting.
Discmania expressly describes approaches as the Tactic's main purpose, even though it appears in the putt-and-approach category. The maker also recommends short drives and putting when a headwind calls for more stability.
The model has a documented naming migration. Discmania says the Tactic mold moves from the Evolution family to the Originals line as the P4. The PDGA approved the Tactic on 16 January 2020 (20-02).
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