The Alpas is Divergent Discs' flexible turning approach disc, rated 4/4/-2/1. It is useful for gentle shots that drift through a gap with only a small finish, rather than approaches that need a hard hook. Stronger releases can bring out additional turn, so touch is part of the intended role. Divergent identifies a flat profile, a shallow rim and silicone-rubber construction. Divergent says the flexible material is intended to reduce skips and slides after landing. The brand also recommends the Alpas for putting if the player likes the shallow shape. The PDGA approved it on 3 May 2021.
The Alpas is Divergent Discs' flexible turning approach disc, rated 4/4/-2/1. It is useful for gentle shots that drift through a gap with only a small finish, rather than approaches that need a hard hook. Stronger releases can bring out additional turn, so touch is part of the intended role.
Divergent identifies a flat profile, a shallow rim and silicone-rubber construction. Divergent says the flexible material is intended to reduce skips and slides after landing.
The brand also recommends the Alpas for putting if the player likes the shallow shape. The PDGA approved it on 3 May 2021.
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