The Wyrm is a Divergent Discs utility driver rated 9/2/0/5, which Divergent calls ultra overstable. It is intended for short-to-moderate shots with a heavy finish rather than ordinary distance driving. A golfer looking for forward glide and an easy straight landing has a different task in mind. Divergent describes silicone-rubber construction and presents the Wyrm as a driver-format counterpart to the Golem. The flexible material is meant to limit movement after landing, while the stability supplies hyzer and flex routes around obstacles. Planning the angle and landing surface still matters. The brand described the release as an experimental run of 1,000 discs. The PDGA approved the Wyrm on 11 December 2023.
The Wyrm is a Divergent Discs utility driver rated 9/2/0/5, which Divergent calls ultra overstable. It is intended for short-to-moderate shots with a heavy finish rather than ordinary distance driving. A golfer looking for forward glide and an easy straight landing has a different task in mind.
Divergent describes silicone-rubber construction and presents the Wyrm as a driver-format counterpart to the Golem. The flexible material is meant to limit movement after landing, while the stability supplies hyzer and flex routes around obstacles. Planning the angle and landing surface still matters.
The brand described the release as an experimental run of 1,000 discs. The PDGA approved the Wyrm on 11 December 2023.
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