The Sting is an understable control driver rated 7/5/-2/1: it turns willingly at moderate power and finishes with only a whisper of fade. It suits newer players and finesse throwers who want easy, straight-to-right lines, and it flips over for big arms unless they start it on hyzer. Touch is the theme: hyzer-flips run long and straight, anhyzers hold to the ground, and low-effort placement shots stay smooth. As with most understable fairways, wear pushes it further right over time. The Sting was the prototype for Discraft's 2017 Ace Race (PDGA cert 17-119, approved that November), the annual event thrown entirely with an unreleased mold, and it joined the standard lineup afterward. Today's runs are lean: ESP and Z Line as the mainstays, Big Z alongside, and Titanium and Cryztal Sparkle at the premium end.
The Sting is an understable control driver rated 7/5/-2/1: it turns willingly at moderate power and finishes with only a whisper of fade. It suits newer players and finesse throwers who want easy, straight-to-right lines, and it flips over for big arms unless they start it on hyzer.
Touch is the theme: hyzer-flips run long and straight, anhyzers hold to the ground, and low-effort placement shots stay smooth. As with most understable fairways, wear pushes it further right over time.
The Sting was the prototype for Discraft's 2017 Ace Race (PDGA cert 17-119, approved that November), the annual event thrown entirely with an unreleased mold, and it joined the standard lineup afterward.
Today's runs are lean: ESP and Z Line as the mainstays, Big Z alongside, and Titanium and Cryztal Sparkle at the premium end.
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