The Athena is a straight, controllable fairway driver rated 7/5/0/2, flying with a neutral high-speed flight and a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). The sixth disc in Paul McBeth's signature lineup, it is built for accurate, point-and-shoot fairway distance. Its straight flight with a reliable finish makes it a versatile control driver: it holds a flat line without turning over and fades predictably, which suits controlled drives, hyzer lines and wooded fairways. It is a beadless fairway driver. Discraft introduced the Athena as the sixth disc in the Paul McBeth lineup, an all-purpose control driver sitting below his faster distance molds. It is offered in ESP, Big Z and UV Z, with the Signature ESP run carrying his stamp.
The Athena is a straight, controllable fairway driver rated 7/5/0/2, flying with a neutral high-speed flight and a dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). The sixth disc in Paul McBeth's signature lineup, it is built for accurate, point-and-shoot fairway distance.
Its straight flight with a reliable finish makes it a versatile control driver: it holds a flat line without turning over and fades predictably, which suits controlled drives, hyzer lines and wooded fairways. It is a beadless fairway driver.
Discraft introduced the Athena as the sixth disc in the Paul McBeth lineup, an all-purpose control driver sitting below his faster distance molds.
It is offered in ESP, Big Z and UV Z, with the Signature ESP run carrying his stamp.
The Discraft Athena is one of the most-reviewed discs we track.
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