The Puro is an Exel fairway driver rated 7/6/-2/1, which Exel classes as understable. Considerable glide, useful turn and a light finish suit developing distance and longer turnovers. Players seeking a heavy-fading wind driver may prefer another role. Exel recommends the Puro as a first driver and describes a power split: newer and intermediate players can get straighter throws, while professionals can use it for long turning lines. The PDGA approved the Puro on 20 February 2023 (23-51). The small finish is useful when a strong late hook would spoil the line.
The Puro is an Exel fairway driver rated 7/6/-2/1, which Exel classes as understable. Considerable glide, useful turn and a light finish suit developing distance and longer turnovers. Players seeking a heavy-fading wind driver may prefer another role.
Exel recommends the Puro as a first driver and describes a power split: newer and intermediate players can get straighter throws, while professionals can use it for long turning lines.
The PDGA approved the Puro on 20 February 2023 (23-51). The small finish is useful when a strong late hook would spoil the line.
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