The Burl is a midrange rated 5/4/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a neutral, workable midrange, drifting slightly right at speed before a soft finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for a hard, early fade. Good Tree Disc Golf pitches it as a stable midrange for dead-straight drives with a little fade, one its listing says holds whatever angle it is thrown on, with faster arms seeing a touch of turn. The PDGA approved it on 12 January 2026 in the three-mold batch that brought the New Hampshire brand's tree-part naming into the midrange slot, alongside the Burl+ and Burl-. TryDiscs records GT-1450, GT-660 and GT-660 Luminescence runs of the mold.
The Burl is a midrange rated 5/4/-1/1. A single point of turn against a single point of fade suggests a neutral, workable midrange, drifting slightly right at speed before a soft finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not a disc for a hard, early fade.
Good Tree Disc Golf pitches it as a stable midrange for dead-straight drives with a little fade, one its listing says holds whatever angle it is thrown on, with faster arms seeing a touch of turn. The PDGA approved it on 12 January 2026 in the three-mold batch that brought the New Hampshire brand's tree-part naming into the midrange slot, alongside the Burl+ and Burl-.
TryDiscs records GT-1450, GT-660 and GT-660 Luminescence runs of the mold.
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