The Drive is a distance driver from Discraft's 2024 generation, rated 11/5/-1/2: a workable blend of speed, modest turn, and controlled fade. It gives moderate-to-strong arms an S-curve distance line without max-speed demands, and its name keeps the job simple. Thrown flat at power it drifts right mid-flight and recovers left; slower arms can hyzer-flip it for straight distance, and the Z Lite run lowers the weight of entry further. Discraft certified it in February 2024 (PDGA cert 24-35), the same wave of new molds that brought the Zone GT variants, and it arrived as part of Paige Pierce's signature series, slotting into the lineup's controllable-distance gap. Runs so far: ESP and Z Line as the standards, Z Lite for light weights, and a Cryztal Sparkle special.
The Drive is a distance driver from Discraft's 2024 generation, rated 11/5/-1/2: a workable blend of speed, modest turn, and controlled fade. It gives moderate-to-strong arms an S-curve distance line without max-speed demands, and its name keeps the job simple.
Thrown flat at power it drifts right mid-flight and recovers left; slower arms can hyzer-flip it for straight distance, and the Z Lite run lowers the weight of entry further.
Discraft certified it in February 2024 (PDGA cert 24-35), the same wave of new molds that brought the Zone GT variants, and it arrived as part of Paige Pierce's signature series, slotting into the lineup's controllable-distance gap.
Runs so far: ESP and Z Line as the standards, Z Lite for light weights, and a Cryztal Sparkle special.
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The Drive (11/5/-1/2) is faster than the Undertaker (9/5/-1/2) but has similar stability. The Drive covers more distance with the same flight shape.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
Who designed the Drive?
The Drive was co-designed by 5x PDGA World Champion Paige Pierce as part of her signature line of Discraft discs.
TryDiscs ·July 20, 2026
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