The Plague is Doomsday Discs' distance driver rated 12/5/-1/2.5. A small amount of turn with a firm fade suits long drives that need some working room before a defined finish. Doomsday positions it for stronger throwers and emphasizes keeping a fading end under power. That puts the useful decision in the desired flight shape: it is chosen for carrying distance with recovery, rather than a turnover that should keep drifting through landing. A lower-power thrower may get more of the finishing curve than the central turn. The PDGA approved Plague on 25 April 2022 (22-67).
The Plague is Doomsday Discs' distance driver rated 12/5/-1/2.5. A small amount of turn with a firm fade suits long drives that need some working room before a defined finish.
Doomsday positions it for stronger throwers and emphasizes keeping a fading end under power. That puts the useful decision in the desired flight shape: it is chosen for carrying distance with recovery, rather than a turnover that should keep drifting through landing. A lower-power thrower may get more of the finishing curve than the central turn.
The PDGA approved Plague on 25 April 2022 (22-67).
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