The Companion is a putt and approach disc rated 4/4/0/1. Zero turn into a single point of fade suggests a straight, point-and-shoot approach flight with only a gentle left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand. It is not the disc for big moving lines in either direction. H13 Disc Golf calls it exactly that, its point and shoot approach disc: a 4 speed sitting right between a true mid and a putter, one that handles torque well, stays on a hyzer with little to no flip up and finishes with a nice fade, in its listing's words. The listing prints the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 13 June 2024, the middle number of the same-day trio it shares with the Adventurer and the Embark. TryDiscs records Journey Bound and Night Bound runs of the mold; the store sells further runs our plastics data does not yet record.
The Companion is a putt and approach disc rated 4/4/0/1. Zero turn into a single point of fade suggests a straight, point-and-shoot approach flight with only a gentle left lean at the end for a right-hand backhand. It is not the disc for big moving lines in either direction.
H13 Disc Golf calls it exactly that, its point and shoot approach disc: a 4 speed sitting right between a true mid and a putter, one that handles torque well, stays on a hyzer with little to no flip up and finishes with a nice fade, in its listing's words. The listing prints the same figures carried here. The PDGA approved it on 13 June 2024, the middle number of the same-day trio it shares with the Adventurer and the Embark.
TryDiscs records Journey Bound and Night Bound runs of the mold; the store sells further runs our plastics data does not yet record.
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