The Rapture is a distance driver rated 12/5/0/3. Zero turn at speed 12 with a 3 fade points to an overstable power flight: it holds left of the turnover window at full speed and finishes with authority for a right-hand backhand, which asks for an arm that can genuinely reach speed 12. Goliath Discs introduced it as the brand's first overstable distance driver, publishes the same numbers in its page text, and pitches it at advanced players; a tour-series run for Zach Nash leans on the same stability. One conflict in the sources is disclosed rather than resolved: the stamp on the brand's current Diamond run prints 12/4/0/3, a point less glide. TryDiscs records GLOasis, Metalflake Oasis and Oasis runs for it. PDGA approval came on 19 June 2023, the same day as the Redemption.
The Rapture is a distance driver rated 12/5/0/3. Zero turn at speed 12 with a 3 fade points to an overstable power flight: it holds left of the turnover window at full speed and finishes with authority for a right-hand backhand, which asks for an arm that can genuinely reach speed 12.
Goliath Discs introduced it as the brand's first overstable distance driver, publishes the same numbers in its page text, and pitches it at advanced players; a tour-series run for Zach Nash leans on the same stability. One conflict in the sources is disclosed rather than resolved: the stamp on the brand's current Diamond run prints 12/4/0/3, a point less glide.
TryDiscs records GLOasis, Metalflake Oasis and Oasis runs for it. PDGA approval came on 19 June 2023, the same day as the Redemption.
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