The Avenger is a stable-to-overstable distance driver rated 10/5/0/3: no turn at controlled power and a dependable fade. It is the steadier original in a pair, the understable Avenger SS being its better-known sibling, and it suits players who want distance-driver speed with a flight that never surprises. Thrown flat it holds center and finishes left on schedule; in wind it stays honest where neutral drivers start to wander. Forehands work fine at this stability. Approved in May 2005 (PDGA cert 05-08), the Avenger was followed in early 2008 by the SS version, and the two have shared the mold name since. Pro-D and X Line cover the budget end, ESP and Z Line the standards, with Big Z and Tour Series Z at the premium and collector end.
The Avenger is a stable-to-overstable distance driver rated 10/5/0/3: no turn at controlled power and a dependable fade. It is the steadier original in a pair, the understable Avenger SS being its better-known sibling, and it suits players who want distance-driver speed with a flight that never surprises.
Thrown flat it holds center and finishes left on schedule; in wind it stays honest where neutral drivers start to wander. Forehands work fine at this stability.
Approved in May 2005 (PDGA cert 05-08), the Avenger was followed in early 2008 by the SS version, and the two have shared the mold name since.
Pro-D and X Line cover the budget end, ESP and Z Line the standards, with Big Z and Tour Series Z at the premium and collector end.
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