The Zeus is a fast, powerful distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3, flying with just a slight high-speed turn and a strong, dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). Part of Paul McBeth's signature line, it is built for power throwers who want big distance with a reliable, overstable-leaning finish. That combination of speed and dependable fade makes it a go-to power driver: strong arms get commanding distance and controllable hyzer lines, and it holds up against wind and forehand (sidearm) torque. It is a shallow, beadless speed-12 rim. Because it needs real arm speed and finishes hard, less powerful players will find it fades out early. The mold was first PDGA-approved in December 2018 under the name Kong (certification 18-95), and Discraft released it as the Zeus, the overstable-leaning distance driver in Paul McBeth's signature lineup. ESP and Z runs hold the strong finish and are the durable picks for power and wind.
The Zeus is a fast, powerful distance driver rated 12/5/-1/3, flying with just a slight high-speed turn and a strong, dependable fade to the left at the end (for a right-handed backhand). Part of Paul McBeth's signature line, it is built for power throwers who want big distance with a reliable, overstable-leaning finish.
That combination of speed and dependable fade makes it a go-to power driver: strong arms get commanding distance and controllable hyzer lines, and it holds up against wind and forehand (sidearm) torque. It is a shallow, beadless speed-12 rim. Because it needs real arm speed and finishes hard, less powerful players will find it fades out early.
The mold was first PDGA-approved in December 2018 under the name Kong (certification 18-95), and Discraft released it as the Zeus, the overstable-leaning distance driver in Paul McBeth's signature lineup.
ESP and Z runs hold the strong finish and are the durable picks for power and wind.
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