The Berlin is a distance driver rated 11/6/-3/2. Three points of turn against a 2 fade suggest a full S-shaped power flight: real right drift at speed, plenty of carry, then a left finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not the driver for players wanting zero movement off the line. Gram Discs leans on the city's art scene for the pitch, its listing calling the Berlin bold and built for big distance with rebellious ease. PDGA approval came on 24 November 2025, the same day as the Milan, the Estonian brand's third certification date of 2025, months after the summer batches that launched the city-named lineup. The listing's title prints the same figures carried here. TryDiscs records a Premium Line run of the mold.
The Berlin is a distance driver rated 11/6/-3/2. Three points of turn against a 2 fade suggest a full S-shaped power flight: real right drift at speed, plenty of carry, then a left finish for a right-hand backhand. It is not the driver for players wanting zero movement off the line.
Gram Discs leans on the city's art scene for the pitch, its listing calling the Berlin bold and built for big distance with rebellious ease. PDGA approval came on 24 November 2025, the same day as the Milan, the Estonian brand's third certification date of 2025, months after the summer batches that launched the city-named lineup. The listing's title prints the same figures carried here.
TryDiscs records a Premium Line run of the mold.
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