The Pillar is a putt and approach disc rated 3/2/0/4. Two glide against four fade is an emphatic combination, suggesting a short flight with an early, strong left finish for a right-hand backhand, the profile players tend to reach for in wind and on spike-hyzer lines. Goliath Discs publishes the same numbers and files it as an overstable putt and approach disc; a tour-series listing adds that touring pro Matt Bell throws it for overstable approach work. New US-made prototype runs, produced through the brand's stated Gateway Discs partnership, have also been sold. TryDiscs records Diamond, GLOasis, NXT, OT and Oasis runs for it. PDGA approval came on 10 April 2023.
The Pillar is a putt and approach disc rated 3/2/0/4. Two glide against four fade is an emphatic combination, suggesting a short flight with an early, strong left finish for a right-hand backhand, the profile players tend to reach for in wind and on spike-hyzer lines.
Goliath Discs publishes the same numbers and files it as an overstable putt and approach disc; a tour-series listing adds that touring pro Matt Bell throws it for overstable approach work. New US-made prototype runs, produced through the brand's stated Gateway Discs partnership, have also been sold.
TryDiscs records Diamond, GLOasis, NXT, OT and Oasis runs for it. PDGA approval came on 10 April 2023.
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